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Trying to understand things from your friend's point of view can help you communicate and understand each other better.

Operating from the bank's point of view, customers queuing problem is a more complex service marketing problems.

Try hard to put yourself in the shoes of a beginner; you will be more apt to understand and sympathize with your client's point of view.

You think about your organisation, what you need. You don't stop and think about the philanthropist's point of view.

Early chapters of the book try valiantly to tell at least some of this story from Margaret's point of view.

From the telescope's point of view, so-called transiting planets block a bit of starlight.

From Mi-ho's point of view, it was a moment of endless happiness for her, I think.

Start by trying to see things from your friend's point of view. Talk about the problems openly but kindly.

Rituals and ceremonies as a paramount sign of culture for us to known, the speaker's point of contention might have merits in two respects.

Perhaps fitting Goldacre's point, one of their findings was that young people found biology most interesting.

The article left me with a deep impression, I also support them to appreciate the author's point of view.

Mohsin Hamid's "A Beheading" ends with the event, and imagines the moments leading up to it, from the victim's point of view.

He felt they were too sympathetic to his wife's point of view after his divorce.

He regarded it as the biggest thing he had ever achieved. Ruth's point of view was that he was doing no more than was right.

I'd gone from being a victim of crime to being able to see things more from Billy's point of view.

Start by trying to see things from your friend's point of view.

Others took the former ambassador's point, and supported him. "Isn't it a good thing to take down China's autocracy? " asked one.

Thus, from China's point of view, whether or not a country grants MES to it has little substantive value.

Students who make assertions that contradict the professor's point of view should be prepared to substantiate their positions.

From America's point of view, what was supposed to be a showpiece of Arab democracy gifted by Uncle Sam is becoming a fiasco .

The length of a tie should be around 56 inches. For a taller man, it should be 60 inches, The tie's point ought to graze your belt buckle.

To see it from the athlete's point of view, Barcelona was not my best moment, not what I was hoping for.

Locating the aspirations of the company's point of contact, workforce, and management places them vertically on this landscape.

This sort of storytelling is used routinely by psychologists when they wish to induce a temporary change in someone's point of view.

The museum expressed disappointment at the Vatican's objection, but said it was prepared to consider the Church's point.

Foreign Exchange Reserves indicators for the net outflow of hot money did not provide evidence of China's point of view.

Between them these have been great improvements in the game, from everyone's point of view.

Besides that, this research will provide all kinds of possible scenarios for the operation model from the system organizer's point of view.

This seemed to concede China's point, that the meeting was not a matter of principle, but just one diplomatic bargaining chip among many.

That might be logical from the company's point of view, but not from the consumer's holistic point of view.

Just as bad, from Israel's point of view, it helps feed antipathy towards Israel, not just in the Arab and Muslim worlds, but in Europe too.

From the user's point of view, he has pulled his hammer out of his toolbox only to find that there is still a hammer in there.

We wish to share a little more about what is called self sustainability from a garden's point of view.

to understand the birth process from the mother ' s point of view , imagine you are about to give birth.

And both of us , probably , if I can imagine the bee's point of view, thought we were calling the shots .

Anything that opens the heart and teaches humans about love is useful therefore from Terra's point of view, including pets.

Kindleberger's point was that speculators were not a single , homogeneous group : some won, some lost .

and imagines the moments leading up to it, from the victim's point of view.

Friedman's point was that money quantities themselves always told the inflationary tale.

A good salesperson should try to see things from the customer's point of view.

Being able to see asituation from another's point-of-view.

These project managers will also serve as the company's point of contact with technology vendors and consultants.

Tyrion drove the dagger's point into the ball of his thumb, watched the blood bead up, sucked it away.

It is not hard to see China's point of view: it is desperate to avoid what it views as the dire fate of Japan after the Plaza accord.

Microbiology's point of view, the root cause of the grey hair and blood is at the end of microcirculation.

To illustrate de Cadenet's point, auction house RM recently staged a sale in which three American-made cars realised $6. 5 between them.

The best gifts, from a woman's point of view, are those that are on going, rather than flamboyant.

From the police's point of view, however, it would be better if they could actually stop a runaway car by satellite, not just track it.

Mises's point has also been a fruitful one for further theorizing about all forms of collectivism.

From the company's point of view, this has the advantage of letting the oil company share in any increase in oil prices.

For now, at least, their dollar purchases are an unalloyed bad thing from America's point of view.

Cited above extend the network, broadcast network does not mean that China's point of view, designed to deliver more news to the public.

If I were to write a novel , I'd write it from a modern woman's point-of-view.

This fresh, young soul, however, had too much innocence and buoyancy to consider for a moment the world's point of view.

From the Delegation's point of view, it was inappropriate to speak about the protection of the public domain.

He always try his best to help people, never harass anyone, tolerate, always think from other's point, be very understanding.

From a designer's point of view, there is a lot of uncharted territory, which is always an interesting situation to be in.

If Ms Mulcahy's point of view were shared by more executive teams, the strategy consultants would be in trouble.

stand to look at other people's position, or at each other's point of view to think about a lot of things not the case.

Or to be more precise, What does the world look like from life and evolution's point of view?

What you need is not the humility and level-headedness to listen to another's point of view.

So, when we train, we're always trying to take into account the dog's point of view.

By now the wolf was getting angry at the pigs' refusal to see the situation from the carnivore's point of view.

It's no good arguing with him since he is incapable of seeing anyone else's point of view.

Marx "s point of view on machine occupies a primary and fundamental position in his entire thought of technology. "

StrongPoint's point-and-click graphical user interface (GUI) management console was also part of the evaluation process.

However, from the user's point of view, there is no decision to be made at all.

This was Foucault's point: Any claim to knowledge is always a claim to power.

But from South Korea's point of view, they are a narrow base on which to build a country's economic future.

From the government's point of view, his protests were analogous to treason, and they sentenced him to a life of anguish in prison.

Tomasello's point is that the human mind veered away from that of the other primates.

Try to see things from your boss's point of view.

This book offers a clear and unambiguous approach to Engineering Metrology from a practitioner's point of view.

Confused: How about observing from the third person's point of view to see whether are they mutually in love?

They were really unable to shift perspectives and the animal's point of view.

Try honestly to see things from the other person's point of view.

From the store's point of view, this scheme may save them most of the credit card company's fee, which can be several percent.

Quite so. From the mind's point of view, it is but an opening for the light of awareness to enter the mental space.

Are what are the main areas of difficulty from China's point of view in opening your market to foreign competition?

And in a garden major undergraduate student's point of view, reading of urban water environment landscape construction of future prospects.

From the Acacia Tree's point of view, pollen is not the cause of allergies.

From the user's point of view, this arrangement provides them with a physically diverse network that looks like one coherent resource.

When you first heard about the bin Laden raid, what were the biggest things that you thought could go wrong from a pilot's point of view?

The forwarding company' s point of view: There is nothing wrong with offering discount prices.

So let me get to the main thrust of my colleague's point about the liberal "Ouroboros" .

All of these questions ultimately are both true and false, depending on the respondent's point of view.

Its Hunter's Point area is home to two polluting power plants and a highly contaminated Naval Shipyard, now defunct.

His kids can horse around by watching the game from the ball's point of view.

the ability to see things from another's point of view.

Try to see your friend's point of view.

From Main Street's point of view the Obama administration has done too little to control the costs of this flawed system.

Men met with the woman's point before the fact, already unable to control their sexual impulses of.

They are also non-judgmental, in that they do not establish the reporter's point of view.

Some experts said she saw the city from a woman's point of view and painted activities in women's lives.

The really remarkable thing, from Brazil's point of view, is that it has two technocrats competing for the top job.

From a user's point of view, the roles are reversed: It should be the person doing the demanding and the software doing the answering.

They also, in my opinion, most directly reflect a gallery's point of view and a gallerist's personality.

The media's point of view always has a source, otherwise common people like me would be quite confused.

If you do not want outsiders involved, then try to keep myself from an outsider's point of view.

What might be your strengths from a customer's point of view.

Consider things from a visitor's point of view, and organize around your visitors' priorities--not your internal company structure.

The other workmen have sent him to Coventry because he supported the boss's point of view.

However, from Dominic's point of view, life in this Beijing siheyuan remains nice and comfortable.

From the planet's point of view that would mean a huge, and possibly catastrophic, increase in overall emissions.

From an outsider's point of view, it is nearly impossible to fathom why a woman might return to an abusive relationship.

So he began designing shoes from a skater's point of view.

From the company's point of view, the burden of taxes may seem heavy.

Miss Chang disagreement between accomplisheda fashion on behalf of a young person's point of view.

What may be a 'buy' from the analyst's point of view may be a 'sell' to you.

Sometimes both rectangles travelled slowly, at just over 3o of arc a second from the observer's point of view, as a ship might.

The broker helps overcome the maintainability challenges of the Directly Connected ESB pattern's point-to-point connectivity.

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

Therefore, when you are unable wears down a player's point with the gauge, you can only choose give up reluctantly.

This isn't Galston's point, but I'd observe that the more government has become transparent, the less people are inclined to trust it.

From Iran's point of view, Hizbullah's audacity against Israel is a magnificent advertisement for its particular brand of Shia piety.

From Kant's point of view there actually is a world of difference between a lie and a misleading truth.

This is good from the parasite's point of view, as it speeds its passage into the cat gut, allowing it to breed and eventually spread.

And Mr. Holbrooke has served as President Barack Obama's point man on Afghanistan over the past two years.

But in the last survey, released in March, London's point total had slipped, halving its lead over New York.

After I grew up I had changed alot and don't pay too much attention on other people's point of view on me.

His capacity always to see the other person's point of view.

Like brilliant stars and play their own boundless energy, while in the Earth's point of view, it seemed like a ripple.

This article discusses the lessons that can be learned from the recent snow storms and earthquakes, from a treaty reinsurer's point of view.

The prime gifts, from a woman's point of view, are not those those are not on go, ratIT than flamboyant.

SPENCER ECCLES, Salt Lake City Banker: During the '30s here, it was a complete and utter collapse from the people's point of view.

'Chasing past returns is kind of a nice bias from an adviser's point of view, ' she adds.

Now, let's look at it from a policy maker's point of view.

From a system's point of view, problems have multiple causes and decisions have intended and unintended consequences.

Try honestly to see things from the other preson's point of view.

From the Macao government's point of view, his exit would have been the worst possible outcome.

Each creature's point cost is shown on its base and the top left corner of its stat card.

From the child's point of view, the very fact that parents have authority is that they can tell you what's right and what's wrong.

Fogel's point of view provides inspiration for my reading of Conrad and his The Secret Agent.

He runs a class for peer mediators, where he teaches students how to force the warring parties to hear each other's point of view.

From Earth's point of view, humans have no business seeding life.

Booking Clerk : Thank you and enjoy your day at King's Point Amusement Park.

From a consumer's point of view, asynchronous messaging means receiving a message and not sending a reply immediately to the sender.

The issue is one of awakening humanity to another way of being that is more resonant with earth from the Plant Kingdom's point of view.

The search for a new home and struggle for survival, all from a rabbit's point of view.

The market 'gurus' who pretend that a complex approach must be used to make money miss Parker's point about keeping it simple.

From an ENT- surgeon's point of view, it should be added that additional surgical procedures could be helpful in certain cases (4).

Once the answers have been given, rethink the guidelines from the opposition's point of view.

You can hear this distribution under that complaint. And you can see why, from Ballmer's point of view, that's a bad idea, right?

In Passive or Attentive Listening we are genuinely interested in hearing and understanding the other person's point of view.

In William Faulkner's As I Lay Dying, the use of Dan's point of view is related to his psychological state.

Think of a use case as results-oriented from the actor's point of view.

In the example described in Real life scenario, we have one access point and two peer access points from the ODR cell's point of view.

This thesis will investigate minority student English learning from the learning strategy's point of view.

Render the scene from the light's point of view. Save the image, and load it into your favourite painting program. c, wYXnJ_t.

From America's point of view, Russia has become less of a spoiler and more co-operative in several areas of vital concern to America.

From the Herb Kingdom's point of view, this herb assists in opening all meridians to the immune system and thymus gland.

So, from a biologist's point of view, compassion is actually a gene's way of helping itself. Okay.

at least from an employee's point of view.

But from the author's point of view, the phonetic transliteration method is the most ideal choice in brand name translation.

The best public and private colleges and universities, from the student's point of view.

Was the application counted from the user's point of view?

From the user's point of view, the system is a self-contained computer which is isolated from other users.

The reality is that most humans would be considered slightly insane anyway from the ancestor's point of view.

Maximum Cost: A creature cannot cost more points than the maximum cost for the war band's point limit, as shown on the table.

From a company's point of view, the earlier you hook your customers, the better.

Part 4 expounds the application of the theory in discourse respectively from addresser's and addressee's point of view.

It is not thought any concrete results will emerge from this meeting - rather, each side is hoping to influence the other's point of view.

From the external user's point of view, the WI Web site allows users to create user IDs and passwords for themselves.

From Ye's point of view. acute and chronic could be classified as collateral disease.

The "leading" system, from the replication tool's point of view, will be the external back-end user repository.

We try to maintain quality but from our client's point of view the chief factor is cost.

Itis a relationship that leaves a lot to be desired from China's point of view.

From the porcelain specialist's point of view, they were beautiful.

Have you considered everything from a visitor's point of view, not just a site owner's point of view?

Accept the Speaker's Point-Of-View: At least until he or she is done speaking.

B shares for the bulk coming out frequent trading platform, the industry's point of view is also fierce battle.

This video shows you what you can do against her from Xianghua's point of view.

Military exercises need a notional enemy and, from Russia's point of view, NATO is the obvious choice.

But such a response misses Mr Jack's point.

Most buyers outside of Japan expect new products to be simple and intuitive, and they are less concerned about a product's point of origin.

Two subsequent sessions of the committee have included Duke's point of view.

Dr Ike Iheanacho, the DTB's editor, says that the reduction in risk is a 'sizeable benefit' from society's point of view.

This allowed him to overlook Hayek's point entirely.

From the programmer's point of view, equally concerned with all possibilities, this choice could go either way.

However, women are in charge of all the financial expenditures in the advertiser's point of view.

Echoing Malik's point, Prendergast says unequivocally that "Khartoum firmly lost the south" .

Planning, purchasing and implementation of service products for from an operator's point of view.

But the bigger story from China's point of view is investment spending, which has soared to almost half of G. D. P.

From the individual's point of view, survival is an imperative.

In Chapter 4, the methods for the layout and design of urban block from the environment's point have been discussed.

From the regime's point of view, the political circumstances were even less troublesome.

It depends on one's point of view whether the film is metaphysical or religious or simply psychological.

In this paper, the problem about our Jie 's point of view, inappropriate, welcome criticism.

Smith's point is not that poverty is relative but that it is a social construction.

Because it's as though this neuron is adopting the other person's point of view.

Third, try always to show that you respect your partner's point of view, even when you don't agree with them.

Stiglitz's point is that any thing we do to make our goods more attractive will only hurt the economies of those that would buy our goods.

We note Mr Raj's point on the lack of commentary on the significant trends and competitive conditions.

It was less to him than breaking of a pencil's point.

These days "everything starts from the casino's point of view, " says Fernandes.

But, from Mr Obama's point of view, it is bad politics in two different ways.

From the reader's point of view, this is a bad user experience and does not aid in productivity.

From an outside observer's point of view, the virtual enterprise is a unified enterprise.

Because to imitate a complex act requires my brain to adopt the other person's point of view.

I looked over at Lilia Davis and realized that, sadly, she might indeed pass away today. But that wasn't Mary's point.

"It should be quite a do-able transaction from the FIRB's point of view, " Xiradis said.

Finally, combined with practice, it puts forward the author's point and thinking about the profit mode of China style of property hotel.

The router is essentially a transparent component from the client's point of view.

They don't know what to say. Reporters need to be clear about why the story needs a particular person's point of view.

Many of the people in the room had never really worked anywhere else, so I'm sure it was jarring to hear an outsider's point if view.

From the army's point of view that was not the most worrying thing.

The problem, from the industry's point of view, is the lengthy time it takes for test results.

They should try to look at things from the other person's point of view.

Can best embody the narrator's point of view is the narrator's voice and perspective.

Suddenly A goes down, or alternatively, the line between A and B is cut, which is effectively the same thing from B's point of view.

From the customer's point of view, the process will consume his application and then send him an answer.

The Review is a victim because, from an advertiser's point of view, Asia has ceased to exist.

U. S. President Barack Obama's point man in the Middle East is on a new peace mission.

Persuasive writing is about changing somebody else's point of view.

From a chess-player's point of view, that is not necessarily a bad outcome for the Americans.

From nature's point of view, it doesn't make any sense at all; in fact, it's rather bizarre.

Hemmed in by Mississippi River floodwaters, dozens of deer gather on one of the few dry spots in Posey County's Point Township on May 4.

From the giver's point of view, once someone has let you off the hook in this way, you should feel no pressure to contribute.

Even more to Raph's point, I reflected on what Street Fighter taught me: an awful lot. Where to even begin?

"The Birthmark" drives home symbolically Hawthorne's point that evil is man's birthmark, something he is born with.

A member explores events specifically from that order's point of view.

Top service providers have a clear and concise customer service vision, outlined from both the customer's and the associate's point of view.

Do not believe just because it fits with one's point of view.

Ageing management in German nuclear power stations from an expert's point of view.

Let's be honest: the recent Champions League draw in Nyon couldn't have gone much better from United's point of view.

The mass merchandisers run a large " con " from the Hawaiian Ancestor's point of view.

It is a clever move on EMI's part, but it is even cleverer from Apple's point of view.

Your mentor's point of view will help you analyze problems from angles you can't see.

There's one from a consumer's point of view -- -- where I was happy while experiencing design.

You will not mistake a child's point of physical harm to children, nor will it hurt his soul.

The book looks at college life from a student's point of view.

From Scunthorpe's point of view, they should take a lot of pride from the game.

While from the young vagrant's point of view, wealth doesn't necessarily lead to happiness which has scarcely anything with wealth.

Anyone who cares about animals and the environment must acknowledge Shapiro's point.

Based on a true story, this book was the first book published in America told from a dog's point of view.

that's "cash on delivery. " While the charge isn't strictly a tax, the alternative is (from the recipient's point of view) tax free.

And yes, I am a Laker fan. I write articles from a Laker fan's point of view. So don't accuse me of bias.

Bob's point is that we will eventually incorporate DI not as a third party framework, but as a core part of the platform itself.

The key is the marketing brand to promote the brand's point of view has been accepted by all.

From system control's point of view, it's a seamless full digital system.

But Kevin's point was not simply a restating of the Golden Rule.

Note that the diagram shows the setup from Cell A's point of view.

Even in a one-hour dialogue play the other's role and reply from the other's point of view and you will feel very relaxed.

Database-1 therefore uses recovery Rule A and applies its Undo record, making the data consistent again from Database-1's point of view.

According to the police's point, we found the bread store in the street corner without any difficulties.

But Fowler's point is worth heeding: Beware the folly of the false scent.

An exposed service should be virtualized from the consumer's point of view.

Most of all, from a currency trader's point of view, China's political stability is risky.

From a user's point of view, there is no reason for disks to exist.

Kellerman realizes Hale's point. "Maybe it's time we arranged a visit with the good Bishop then. "