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"Our present king is so neutral that he doesn't get involved, " Mr. Son Soubert said. "He sticks to his role within the Constitution. "

In response what seemed to be the whole community, including old women, rushed out with swords and sticks to fight the attackers.

If Iraq sticks to the road map laid out for it by the United Nations, _sanctions_ could be lifted without more ado.

Whenever I put on my coat and get ready to go outside, my nephew sticks to me like white on rice.

If it is undervalued and China sticks to its exchange rate policy, all that will happen is real revaluation through inflation.

Summer sticks to her skirt sumptuously, in the shiny gray fabric hanging loosely from her curves.

The peaceful meting ended when the company sent out a group of angry men armed with sticks to fight with the citizens.

The leucorrhea sticks to the inside of nympha and vaginal mucosa , when massaging, , it will be easy to bleed.

In Amman, Jordan, witnesses say at least eight people were injured when government supporters used sticks to attack demonstrators.

But the rule is that if it sticks to the ground, school is canceled. It would be a great excuse to get the day off.

My strength is dried up like a potsherd, and my tongue sticks to the roof of my mouth; you lay me in the dust of death.

I can't trust Peter anymore, because he never sticks to his promises.

One of his many faults is that he never sticks to anything very long.

He sticks to what he said yesterday.

The trench does not work as well in sand as in clay. When the edges of the trench tend to crumble use green sticks to support the pot.

Do not hand bag to carry on the shoulders, so Shuang Shouzhua climb. You can also use long sticks to make stick solid to help climb.

When you complete a task on a given day, the task sticks to that day, providing a visual record of the work that you performed.

I have had dinner with him many times, alone and in company, since 2003 and he always sticks to the same frugal fare.

If Iraq sticks to road map laid out for it by United Nations, sanction could be lifted without more ado.

But Tzu Chi sticks to its roots insofar as it is still driven and run by volunteers.

The cholesterol which sticks to the vascular walls is called LDL and is therefore 'bad'.

Because of thirst the infant's tongue sticks to the roof of its mouth; the children beg for bread, but no one gives it to them.

Cats are fastidious cleaners, obsessed with cleanliness and with a tongue like sandpaper very little sticks to their fur.

When you drag an object, it sticks to your finger across the screen until you let go of it.

This is called 'nesting or cocooning'. Birds build nests out of sticks to hold their eggs and baby birds.

If he sticks to his word, the prospect of meaningful Israeli-Palestinian negotiations in the near future is zero.

If he sticks to that position, his second term might not be at all bad.

So investors around the world may find that they are best served if Beijing sticks to a familiar adage: Charity begins at home.

They are normally shown around the arid and rocky island by guides who carry large, forked sticks to ward off the animals.

Not an art exchange, there is no communication, rest on its laurels, sticks to the final result can only be left to their own devices.

Besides, the truth of great music sticks to memory, penetrating the ear with facility and parting the memory with difficulty.

Rather than draw sweeping conclusions, Fallows sticks to her own experiences and observations, which makes her book all the more valuable.

Such markets are ideal for any investor - small or large - so long AS he sticks to his investment knitting.

By now I was able to speak mandarin, and had grown accustomed to finding bricks and sticks to build forts with my friends.

the man who continually sticks to any business too long without a rest or change gets his judgment warped.

Joe is widely respected as he always sticks to his principle.

By crude analogy, each bit is like a unique magnet that sticks to its mirror image.

On this day, to be held by followers of Buddhism, Buddhist temple to offer joss sticks to worship Buddha.

They were short of sticks to make frames for the climbing vines, without which the yield would be halved.

IV. China sticks to the road of peaceful development, adheres to reform and opening up and pursues an independent foreign policy of peace.

Shots of the mount for my sub, it has 1x1 sticks to raise the platform (plywood) over the roll cage bar so it sits level.

Even the dust of your town that sticks to our feet we wipe off against you. Yet be sure of this: The kingdom of God is near. '

For one thing, in kneading, if dough sticks to the fingers, a sprinkling of flour is enough to clean the hands.

Whereas China rigidly sticks to its policy of non-interference in the affairs of other nations, ASEAN has moved on.

Each government of Nepal firmly sticks to the one-China principle, recognizing Tibet and Taiwan are inalienable parts of Chinese territory.

I would not like to look after my naughty niece every weekend, but my mother sticks to.

However, when the airflow is turbulent, the boundary layer sticks to the ball for longer.

Don't mention it. This damn chewing gun sticks to my new T-shirt. I tried so many ways but cannot get rid of it.

We collected sticks to boil our kettle, but they were damp and would not catch fire .

Although Zhou sticks to his hometown Shanghai, his schedule of this year is already full with 120 performances.

France should take note. The G20 will remain worth having only if it sticks to the art of the possible.

"As long as it (the label) sticks to his original vision it will probably stay on the list. "

U. S. factories still provide much of the processed food that U. S. households consume, everything from frozen fish sticks to cans of beer.

But the overall inflation rate need not rise if the Federal Reserve sticks to its goal of price stability.

Each hair follicle has an enormous surface area and is "spiky" , so the oil "sticks" to it.

It is easy to see, from this double loop, that the more it sticks to itself, the more it will tend to be divided.

He looked at us and beamed. "Fuji-san! " he declared, clasping the sticks to his breast.

The ancient swing multi-purpose tree Lindera sticks to frame, then bolt on the ribbons made of.

Rain or sun, Mr Shimokawara sticks to his routine, at the municipal stadium or around his home town of Kamaishi, northeastern Japan.

The diving events ask you to spin the analog sticks to match the balls circling your diver .

Sand! It's everywhere. It sticks to your face and hands. It even gets inside your sandwich. Where does it all come from?

[taboo] dried semen, as sticks to the body or clothes after sexual intercourse.

Because in its scramble to reach the nectar, a whole bundle of pollen-packets sticks to the wasp between its feelers.

The black toner sticks to the drum where it is still charged and is pressed onto paper.

He never sticks to anything for long.

He sticks to the land of soul belongs to, although the lonely intellectual is outside the mainstream of the literature.

On your second question, China always sticks to the "dual-track" strategy on the Iranian nuclear issue.

It sticks to the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities and has taken concrete actions in tackling global climate change.

In his new paper, Rapoport sticks to the more mundane but still tantalizing challenges of the marathon.

Jason is a vegetarian. He sticks to meatless diet, grains and legumes, which form the basis of his vegetarian diet.

It sticks to the principle that moral training is fundamental while penalty is incidental. Cultivation takes Confucianism as its tenet.

Oh~My cousin always sticks to her parents while they both adore her. Everyday goes with happiness.

She has a late night of Fridays helping to run a downtown youth club, but otherwise sticks to a steady routine.

Our company sticks to the principle: Always provide first class quality, reasonable pricing, and all-round service to every customer.

With compassion benevolence, poverty alleviation multi-approached, he always sticks to the principle.

As we like to say, "Home is where the dog hair sticks to everything except the dog" .

The theory sticks to and develops Marxism, Leninism and Mao Zedong Thought, shows the consistency of Marxist fundamental principles.

"full" must make in the thought fixed proclaiming, loses the advance the power, causes to move sticks to old ways, accomplishes nothing.

If you keep at this diligently for one month, you will surpass every student who only sticks to his traditional textbooks.

More than 14 centuries later, it sticks to its core business: the upkeep of Buddhist temples in Osaka.

Mr Ross favours offering Iran carrots and sticks to abandon its nuclear ambitions, but will not rule out military action.

Philosophically, it sticks to materialist conception of history and the basic position of dialectics. It also involves much originality.

Keep handy a pack of gum, some carrot sticks, or cinnamon sticks to suck on. Your goal today: No tobacco use.

In their opinion, if everyone always sticks to the old fashion, there won't be any change and naturally there won't be progress.

A: China sticks to developing economic relations and trade with Latin America on the basis of mutual benefit and common development.

That will be harder if China sticks to its export-centric yuan policy.

A thrown explosive that sticks to any surface.

The old man can't walk without a stick. He is collecting dry sticks to make a fire.

He breaks little new ground and sticks to broad generalities, offering little in the way of examples or research to prove his point.

A second option may be to use "sticks" to encourage responsibility.

Mr. Chen always sticks to his guns and never apologizes for anything.

It should be put beyond doubt that the EFSF may fill the gap if Greece sticks to the programme.

Every morning, Alf chooses whether to give his son raisins or cheese sticks to snack on during the day.

He always sticks to his own ideas.

Our school sticks to the principle that moral values and academic achievements are equally important.

"We have 'cuddle lifeguards ' to make sure everyone sticks to the rules, " says party host Reid Mihalko.

BirdBirds build nests out of sticks to hold their eggs and baby birds.

China seeks hegemony, but Mr Romney will use carrots and sticks to guide it towards responsible global citizenship.

Then untying the fagot, she gave them the sticks to break one by one.

Eventually the authorities cut short the tiger's dash for freedom, using brooms and big sticks to subdue the savage beast.

No matter what happens, Fred always sticks to his friends.

Since its foundation, Rongda always sticks to the devote aims of industrialized, specializing and creating the scope benefit.

As Thay Tien waved lighted incense sticks to appeal to the higher spirit, I brushed off rational thoughts.

She favours carrots and sticks to cajole Iran and North Korea into abandoning their nuclear ambitions.

Manning reiterated Trinidad and Tobago sticks to the one China policy, for which Zeng expressed appreciations.

The corridors are littered with toilet paper; it sticks to your feet like flypaper.

Scuffles broke out as Ahmadinejad supporters on motorbikes used sticks to beat the marchers.

If everyone sticks to his own view, we can hardly find any solution to the problem.

The patriot sticks to his moral principles.

detachment sticks to holding solemn national flag raising ceremony each week.

My little nephew sticks to his mom twenty-four seven.

Our factory always sticks to the "people-oriented principle, civilized production, and safety production" .

Haye sticks to the philosophy of faith, innovation and service and spare no efforts to promote housing civilization.

American soldiers often rely on memory sticks to cart vital data between computers.

He had five different jobs in the last year because he never sticks to anything very long.

Rub a balloon on a sweater, then let go of the balloon and it flies over and sticks to the sweater.

Polo players use long sticks to hit the wooden ball through the other team's goal.

Could you please tell us your requirements and send the words or pictures printed on chop sticks to us ? then we will tell you the price.

The policeman sticks to his post even in bad days.

China unswervingly sticks to a path of peaceful development.

Sesame seed cakes, fried dough sticks to eat with soy milk, protein OK, but too much fat, lower-quality.

The story tells us that so long as one is determined and sticks to it long enough, anything can be done, no matter how difficult it is.

He sticks to her like glue , ie never leaves her.

China sticks to the principle of mutual benefit and win-win cooperation.

Plaque attaches to teeth like jam sticks to a spoon. It can't be totally removed by rinsing, but a light brushing will do the trick.

I wish we had some sticks to walk with on this wet road!

As a result, ever more villagers have been upping sticks to seek a better life in the city.

His dark, moppish hair sticks to the sides of his face.

Determination zu chongzhi At the time, no modern computer chips, are used (small bamboo sticks) to calculate.

First, China sticks to the principle of independence.

She always sticks to her own principles.

LICHTMAN: But the story is how these crows use sticks to pull out these juicy, long-horned beetle larvae.

She explained that each follicle has an enormous surface area, which the oil "sticks" to.

He who always sticks to justice will not bow to evil in any circumstances.

You are walking along Ukranian black earth and it sticks to your boots and puttees by the ton.

girl chimps in East Africa use sticks to dig in the soil two year earlier than boys do.

I admire her for the way she sticks to her guns.

You notice, that a magnet sticks to iron, and observe the behavior of magnets, that makes it appear that opposites attract.

What matters more to HSBC investors is that the new chief executive sticks to it.

The reason I know that this is the case is when she blow her nose, Kleenex sticks to her face.

She sticks to reading the foreign language every morning.

There are about 12 original developers. It also sticks to the original and is therefore a sequel!

He always sticks to his words.

Lovers send Pepero sticks to each other, with the hope that they will be as slim as a Pepero stick.

We gathered some dry sticks to make a camp fire.

a First, use thin bamboo sticks to make a frame.

A monitor is someone who uses such sticks to punish children.

He sticks to writing his novel in spite of his illness.

From among the crowd of between 20, 000 and 50, 000, some demonstrators threw stones and used sticks to hit riot police.

but he still sticks to, but can win the failure of manners.

Portion of the molten part sticks to the chain stitch yarn (21) and inserting yarn (22).

If nothing sticks to Teflon, how does it stick to pans ?

She sticks to her post.

The studio sticks to documentary creation for many years .

He is a man who sticks to his friends.

She sticks to running every morning.

I'm rubber, you are glue, whatever you say bounces off me and sticks to you.

He always sticks to convention.

He picked up sticks to make a fire.

The bad habit sticks to me .

We need some small sticks to start a campfire.

There are ex-Communists, but nobody sticks to the ideology.

Microsoft sticks to its promise to maintain the prices for SQL Server 2008 the same as for the previous version.

this wooden sticks to make fire.

Team DESION always sticks to customers to build new concepts.

Our company sticks to the principles of developing with science and technology and striving for existence with quality.

Males prefer to use the sticks to whack each other.

I think that that sticks to your mind, so that's probably the most memorable moment, that sudden rush of air and bang, right next to me.

Glue sticks to the finger.

The latex will make the fabric waterproof, but be mindful that latex sticks to latex.

It was Da Yu, the founder of the Xia dynasty, who is said to have first used two sticks to eat his food in roughly 2100 BC.

I'd think shame to stick to nurse as that shadow sticks to me!

His dog always sticks to him.

For example, chimpanzees use sticks to get white ants out of the ground. They even teach each other how to use tools.

It gets on to things, and it sticks to them.

What "as timid as a mouse" , this is not to force all of you, we will then see around, sticks to wait, we can not do timid ?

What I want to stress is that China sticks to the path of peaceful development and upholds the defense policy that is defensive in nature.

"I will use sticks to make a house, " says the second little pig.

I like stew with dumplings. It really sticks to your ribs.

He was stronger, do a bearing when the wheel, wood frame's car, with two sticks to support power, adhere to no man, go to school by himself.

Along with the fast development of the our country packing industry, the usage that sticks to mark the machine is more and more extensive.

If it sticks to boring, pragmatic incrementalism, it might just remain one

Sprinkle a little flour on the board before taking out the dough in case that the dough sticks to the board

To make sure that the workshop sticks to the agenda and runs as efficiently as possible, use a facilitator, whose role is to

later sticks to his illness with acupuncture, muscle inside;

The Communist Party sticks to its principles and the economy stalls

cut sticks to support peas in the garden

build me camps out of sticks = build me camps with sticks =use sticks to

He sticks to his time-tested investing strategies in spite of the market fluctuations,

Several Crucial Problems Must Be Solved if CPC Sticks to Ruling under Law

like so many young men who left the sticks to seek his fortune in the big city

Shaanxi Automobile Sticks to Petroleum Saving

Rosemary sprigs or bay leaf sticks, to secure

collect dry sticks to make a fire

New enriched bread sticks to the ribs

Makes plans and sticks to them