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It was cold today, so we put a pair of booties on Niuniu, and she could stand for nearly half a minute at a stretch in those shoes.

The geometric means of every 5 vectors are used to act as representative samples to stand for five aging stage.

He won't stand for it. He'll have you out on Tuesday, so that you may as well make up for your mind to it.

You think for yourself and express your ideas. You know what you stand for and you won't stand for.

'Males are able to stand for months on the ice without swimming, so we don't have any concerns about that, ' she said.

At this point, maybe you guys should develop a media platform which can stand for your voices and deliver messages to all around the world.

Brian: No, you have to let the teapot stand for a few minutes and then the tea will be ready to drink.

He's getting too darn fresh. I'll stand for a good deal, but once in a while I got to assert my authority, and jumped him.

For all that, it came as a surprise when Mr Barbour announced that he would not stand for president.

But with opinion polls showing his popularity diving, on November 5th he said he would not stand for re-election.

The result has been a profusion of bland slogans that have come to stand for sustainable development and a greener approach to growth.

Your leaders must be beyond reproach and stand for freedom, honesty and a desire to be a servant of the Love and Light.

Stand for the truth -- The Bible tells us our responsibility is to never oppose the truth but to stand for it at all times.

I won't stand for any more of her bad manners; I shall ask her to leave my house.

IBMers used to joke that the company letters stood for "I've Been Moved" ; now they're more likely to say they stand for "I'm By Myself. "

Officers whose terms of office have expired or will expire at the beginning of the next term may stand for election to any open position.

Remember to do it in love, but you will have to stand for the right If you want Christ's best for yourself and for your church.

"I'm sure then he (Max Mosley) will take his holiday and not stand for re-election. He would have no reason to stay, " said the Briton.

BARACK OBAMA: "But from where we stand, for the very first time, we are beginning to see glimmers of hope. "

So they'll let me carry on seeing him, and like everything else, he'll be an escape for me, he'll stand for what I'd like to be.

He makes himself stand for the morality, benevolence and rebukes other for the sake of justice. Such a man is called 'messenger of evil'.

If I were you, I wouldn't stand for that sort of treatment.

Widow Douglas is trying to civilize me? and I won't stand for that.

And as you know, if there's one thing the Republicans will not stand for, it's electing some Hollywood celebrity to public office.

The letter "x" is often used to stand for an unknown number.

There you were, face to face with someone whose views and belief system should have been opposed to all that you and I stand for.

At the reception, katie had to take a few rests. The pain did not allow her to stand for long periods.

The scroll was sealed in seven places as it had been rolled up. The scroll seems to stand for the title deed of the whole earth.

The next day, January 6th, Democrats were stunned when Mr Ritter announced that he would not stand for re-election this year after all.

How much embarrassment will you accept to take a stand for Jesus?

And to the Iranian people, I say: As you stand for your own liberty, the people of America stand with you.

Wattle is the name generally used for the Australian. Golden Wattles stand for Australian people fond of green shade and gold-like colors.

I do not like the name Jesus much, for it has become so caught up with a distorted version of what I stand for.

During that period, the Party member concerned has no right to participate in voting or elections or stand for election.

We mentioned earlier that this leverages jQuery's convention of using divs on the page to stand for separate pages of your application.

An election would not solve these problems, but it might at least encourage parties to tell voters what they stand for.

She was only eight after all, not able to stand for such a huge pain, it was like throwing her into hell every time.

And yet, Jiro's restlessness keeps his son forever in his shadow, unwilling to let him stand for himself.

But for one way from where we stand, for the very first time will begin the , we are beginning to see glimmers of hope.

Apparently off the cuff, he recently said he was a citizen like any other and could take off his uniform to stand for election.

You've got to define for yourself what you stand for and draw the line in a safe place .

Fig5. But I always feel dizzy and shiver all over, and have to stand for a while.

The people are beginning to take charge of their own future, and will not stand for the old ways to be reinstated.

It is often said that different colors can arouse different feelings, or they could stand for different moods.

The hinged top lifts up to provide an angled stand for a book or paper; a tiny locking drawer has compartments for writing materials.

"Originally from Mattawamkeag, Maine, he said, " continued McCarthy, "and he wouldn't stand for no knockin' the place. "

The German manufacturers of power generation plants stand for state-of-the art technology, highest quality standards and reliable service.

Shortly after, the comic blogger Beppe Grillo decided to stand for the leadership of the Democratic party, the main opposition party.

They have been terrible at trying to explain who they stand for and the larger goal of their governance.

Stand for the president, as if series come ask to counteroffer.

The exact origin of the street's unusual name is uncertain, but it just as well might stand for pan-Asian.

Paul was dreadfully frightened; but still he made a stand for the absent Glubb, though he did it trembling.

And if Satan also is divided against himself, how shall his kingdom stand? For you say that it is by Beelzebul that I cast out the demons.

So why did he decline to stand for re-election himself and impose his wife as the Peronist candidate?

She has almost become a symbol of all that Britain wants to stand for--- something and everlasting as the tower of London.

A gracious tour guide let us stand for five minutes in Dickinson's bedroom, and I was happy--that was all I had come for.

There is one thing I would break up over, and that is if she caught me with another woman. I won't stand for that.

With masonry exploding around him, he made his unimaginably courageous stand for human dignity.

Make a bronze basin, with its bronze stand , for washing. Place it between the Tent of Meeting and the altar , and put water in it.

While vacationing in the West, we arrived at a church just as the minister was asking the congregation to please stand for prayer.

Check out the video below for footage of the flying run, but don't expect the record - if it's verified - to stand for long.

It is why we ask you to bear this in mind when the dark Ones are called to justice, and stand for their crimes against Humanity.

The vessel containing the solution is stoppered with a glass stopper and is allowed to stand for 10 minutes.

For months he has refused to rule out seeking another constitutional change that would allow him to stand for a third term.

All citizens who have reached the age of eighteen have the right to vote and to stand for election.

Along with its holster and sleeping wristband, Fitbit comes with a base station -- a small USB-connected stand for charging.

As the first one with a shovel outdoor, I stand for a while appreciating the untramped snow scene.

Finally a deputation waited on him to propose that he should stand for the County Council election that was shortly to be held.

This usage makes the extrovert and the introvert seem to stand for opposed personality types.

It is time to ascend out of this dance, and Hawk takes a stand for such a tomorrow to emerge.

Brand Japan, which used to stand for a culture of excellence, these days brings to mind something else: denial.

When you know what you stand for, you can turn around on dime and have five cents change.

He would always advise candidates, whether they were running for president, Congress or local office, to stand for something.

This is a sign that humans are really beginning to notice the problems in the farming industry and shall begin to take a stand for change.

The constitution will now be amended to permit elected officials at all levels to stand for the same post as often as they like.

Don't purchase a pricey laptop stand for the passenger seat or shell out for a dashboard mount.

They traditionally stand for low taxes, a strong military, traditional values, and little intervention by government in everyday life.

But the United States has also been clear that we stand for a set of core principles.

The Tory leader says anyone failing to meet the request won't be allowed to stand for the Conservative Party.

To every New Yorker, and to all those who believed in what I tried to stand for, I sincerely apologize.

The tilted wall towards south become the stand for the sports fields and can also be used for teaching purposes for smaller groups.

We will not stand for this sort of behavior, young man!

If you don't like the taste, dilute it in a glass of water, then let it stand for several hours before drinking.

Mike: My mom would never stand for anything like that. And even if she did, my sister's cat would eat it straight away.

They are practicing a form of "slippery slope" software development, she says, and users may not continue to stand for it.

Metonymy: A figure of speech in which something very closely associated with a thing is used to stand for or suggest the thing itself.

Jack is the commen use among foreigners, it also stand for the man of a couple of lovers.

She says she's not going to stand for her own children disobeying her.

Opposition supporters called for President Abdoulaye Wade not to stand for a third term in office in next year's election.

You want a perfume that shows what you stand for - independence, simplicity and gentility. The fragrance to suit you is Elizabeth Arden.

You want a perfume that shows what you stand for - independence, simplicity and gentility. The fragrance to suit you is Elizabeth Arden.

And I will work to earn your respect. I will be guided by President Jefferson's sense of purpose to stand for principle.

As a form of customary law, they stand for the differences and interactions between state law and folk law.

I rejected the formulation, saying that it jeopardized the entire relationship because American public opinion would never stand for it.

Malaysians would then come to ask more closely: who and what exactly does Anwar stand for?

Not " a dictionary , " or "dictionaries. " And that 's because -- well, people use the dictionary to stand for the whole language .

Who will rise up for me against the wicked? Who will take a stand for me against evildoers?

eg. She's not going to stand for her own children to disobey her.

On the abacus, the beads on the wires stand for ones , tens, hundreds and thousands, starting from the bottom wire.

Within the company, the PurePower engine goes by the initials GTF, which stand for geared turbo fan.

Your own vital energies would not stand for that.

Above all, Global Zero had to stand for a realistic process that was phased, multilateral, universal and backed by hard-nosed verification.

Persons who have been deprived of political rights according to law shall have no right to vote or stand for election.

The theory that I intend to expand on in this book is that words do not stand for things and therefore cannot reflect the reality.

Knock into the eggs in the flour bunched up into a smooth and slightly stiff dough, let stand for 20 minutes in the refrigerator freezer.

But for from where we stand, for the very first time where , we are beginning the city almost home to see glimmers of hope.

Yet the decision to keep him behind bars appears to contradict an earlier ruling that he should be allowed to stand for election.

Get people to protest make the government realize you know their plan, and you aren't going to stand for it .

Clean briskets thoroughly and place them in a pot. Pour into boiling water and let stand for 15 minutes to get rid of the blood and slime.

If there is one thing I won't stand for, it's being treated like an office boy.

Politically, they stand for the establishment of a state under the rule of a single class, the national bourgeoisie.

The pro-democracy camp is planning to put forward 25 candidates to stand for the Legislative Council elections in September.

Mr. Young Left Mr. Kaye in the small reception room on the Disc stand for a few moments.

Does he still stand for truth, justice, all that stuff?

I stand for freedom of expression, doing what you believe in, and going after your dreams.

They don't stand for community, service to others, or making a difference, things I believe that are required for personal happiness.

In June, Mr. Chui received 286 nominations, making him the only candidate qualified to stand for election.

Put the coffee in a jug . Heat the milk in a saucepan to near- boiling point and pour over the coffee . Leave to stand for 4 minutes.

To stand for the poorest and most vulnerable in the name of global peace and social justice.

I deem it to be my solo obligation and duty to stand for you.

Zhengzheng stand for a long time. Some of his regret. But to say the words poured out like water.

Learn to stand for what you believe in no matter what people say. You live not to please everyone.

We stand for an early and proper resolution of the Iranian nuclear issue through negotiation and by diplomatic means.

When I taught at Lanzhou University, I used to stand for hours on the Dongfang Hong Guangchang listening to the evening performances.

At this stage, ABB can stand for either an off-the-shelf implementation of the standard or its logical custom implementation.

The president is going to stand FOR reelection.

a hands-on approach to what needs to be done speak volumes about who you are and what you stand for.

Because a man can't live on bread and water alone (which in this metaphor stand for naked women of your own race).

Taking a narrative approach to sympathy in the work, we argue that sympathy in this work does not simply stand for some kind of emotion.

None of the corporation's other major brands stand for much of anything either.

After the 11-year restoration project recently, this historical monument will be able to stand for another two hundred years.

Will I stand for such a thing? Not on your life!

The shape of snake lance can be considered as special, but it doesn't stand for its not fine manufacture technique(so-called irregular).

METHODS: The appearance, major structure and application of the revolving distribution stand for external remedy was introduced.

If one naughty boy played games on his class, the teacher would call-over him and leave him to stand for the whole class.

This relatedness is the basis for metonymy and euphemisms are used to stand for the euphemized subjects.

As Chinese economy gets closer with its stock market, the latter one better stand for the economy weather than ever before.

with a drink you feel sweet, if you can stand for a long while by the pool, you must feel pleased and indulged in immense joyance.

The grass withereth, the flower fades: but the word of our God shall stand for ever.

I stand for this. We who are alive, with breath in our bodies and love in our hearts, have much to be thankful for.

When you stand for your liberty, we will stand with you.

Well, here's your chance to see what all the acronyms in this chapter stand for and where they came from.

They take off all their clothes before they touch and stand for a few minutes admiring each other.

Take counsel together, and it shall come to nought; speak the word, and it shall not stand: for God is with us.

The thought that what they stand for is no longer appropriate throws them deeper into trepidation and despair.

When you mix the vinegar with baking soda, it will foam. Let stand for 10 minutes before placing into a clean spray bottle for use.

The company says they stand for "Build Your Dream" , but they could mean absolutely anything.

These seven samurais respectively stand for integrity, honesty, sincere, smart, battle-hardened, wisdom, friendship and loyalty.

But it has come to stand for much more than the average, slow-gestating technical standard.

Any restrictions on the right to stand for election, such as minimum age, must be justifiable on objective and reasonable criteria.

I stand for Yaoan Hope primary school to come here. Thank you for what you have done for us.

CENTURY ago, women were scarcely allowed to vote, let alone stand for election.

He will be able to stand for re-election for a second and final three-year term in 2012.

Maybe some are abhorrent & turpitude. When i stand for him, i found he is much poor than me. So pls forgive everyone you see, good or bad.

He himself said, "I stand for an infinitely freer sexual life, although I myself have made very little use of such freedom. "

But we want people to know we stand for freedom, so we do not accept being mislabeled as open source supporters.

More recently, the 32-year-old refused his request that she should stand for election to the European Parliament in June.

In China, every citizen who has reached the age of eighteen has the right to vote and stand for election.

A CENTURY ago, women were scarcely allowed to vote, let alone stand for election.

Honesty, industries, stand for limit time & need quick result, change management for business environment understanding.

It also folds into a stand for the iPad and has a lining to keep the glass clean.

Mr Sharif needs friendly judges to overturn a ban on his eligibility to stand for election, and wants them restored.

The research focus and scope here stand for the main stream and direction of the Chinese studies in Russia.

The intra-population heterozygosity can stand for the intra-population genetic diversity and genetic variation grope.

I was on the witness stand for nearly three days, answering questions from my lawyer and from the lawyer who alleged that I had defamed him.

There are a great many things we stand for that others take for granted.

Knowledge elites stand for the developing destination of a nation.

We stand for dialogue between Palestine and Israel and oppose confrontation, especially violence against innocent civilians.

I'm not going to stand for that kind of behavior.

(stand for) The skills and determination demonstrated at the Olympics stand for the peak of human physical strength and will power.

If you want your life to stand for peace and kindness, it' s helpful to do kind, peaceful things.

I only slash at heads and throats aim for the eyes no man will stand for that!

Reliable, high quality performance Atlas Copco's L series air compressors stand for exceptional reliability and minimum maintenance.

These numbers can stand for major, minor and different types of fixes that are within the release.

We stand for settlement of international disputes by political means and reject the use or threat of force in international affairs.

"Cowboys stand for a simpler way of life and freedom without restraint, " said one resident, a retired lawyer.

You have to stand for what you believe in. And sometimes you have to stand alone.

"crazy" stand for the human spirit of transcending oneself . It stands for the single-minded pursuit of dreams.

I cant stand for your attitude, you'd better to stop doing this.

And the designs of a magpie on a plum tree stand for good luck and happiness in Chinese culture.

Often when you take your stand for God as Daniel did, others will stand with you (v. 11).

We stand for openness in regional cooperation and closer relations with other countries and international organizations.

Elected officials must stand for reelection at periodic intervals, when their record is subject to intensive public scrutiny.

Let it stand for awhile to mold the shape of the ball.

Before the conclusion of the concert, Marianne slipped to the Concession Stand for an ice cream cone.

It is, above all, to matter and to count, to stand for something, to have made some difference that you lived at all.

And I will not stand for a tax increase on small business income.

China's leaders do not stand for election, but that does not mean they can ignore public opinion as they did in the past.

He has already announced that he will stand for another six-year term in the presidential election in two years' time.

She also learned a kind of alphabet for the blind, in which different finger positions stand for different letters of the alphabet.

HarperCollins focus on the winding stair for the cover of their children's edition, but who does the white tulip stand for?

When you see Washington so divorced from reality, I fill in name, to stand for election!

We stand for non-interference in the internal affairs of other countries and call for negotiated solutions to international disputes.

Network Solutions provides a link where you can find out what some of the other extensions stand for.

8The grass withereth, the flower fades: but the word of our God shall stand for ever.

In the question below, letters stand for numbers. Work out the answer to the sum and write its letter.

The letter also claims that workers at the shops had to stand for more than 12 hours a day and would still not receive overtime pay.

sometimes a vaginal exam to check for effacement and dilation is the only way to know where you stand for sure.

The student were made to stand for long for his being late.

But besides their bombastic cleanup campaigns, they also censor web communities that stand for sexual freedom or queer identity.

Make-up each component individually with a pipe wrench or chain tong using the overhead crane or pipe stand for support.

The WTO said no challengers had emerged since Mr Lamy announced his intention in December to stand for another four-year term.

Most Americans would not stand for it.

Add in the water and mix to form a ball. Knead until the dough are smooth and elastic. Cover and let stand for 30 minutes.

Marketed in nearly 200 countries and territories worldwide , ExxonMobil products stand for performance , innovation and expertise .

Now the local governments are fighting hard not to lose these factories, and the jobs and reputation they stand for.

The trajectories stand for the velocity and acceleration of joint space after interpolation are smooth.

Every two years all the congressmen stand for re-election.

There are three layers of feathers in the tail, which stand for the Threefold Path of Good Thoughts, Words, and Deeds.

Sir Alex saw his name on the former North Stand for the first time after walking through a guard of honour formed by both teams.

The initials stand for L. Ron Hubbard, the founder of Scientology, whose extensive writings and lectures form the church's scripture.

Here, I stand for all of my faculties to welcome our friends who come from afar: welcome to china, welcome to Hunan University.

Stand for God, and God will stand with you.

Gupta left the Goldman board in May when his term expired rather than stand for reelection.

Mel Gibson built the persona of someone who takes a moral and ethical stand for others and creates movies with strong spiritual messages.

We now pass through these electronic friskers without so much as a sideways glance; the machines, and what they stand for, have won.

You're better off creating your own unique variables to stand for the attribute values.

In fact, to cave to popular sentiment would be to hand a victory to the terrorists, and we should not stand for that.

If you don't believe me, you try to tell me: which two characters do YIXING stand for?

This afternoon, at the crossing of Beijing Road and Tibet Road, 8 different shapes benches stand for the diversity of watching attitude.

We stand for a comprehensive approach to ease the trade imbalance between China and the US.

It is about YOU and WHO YOU ARE . . . and WHAT YOU STAND FOR.

Dr Martin Ford of George Mason University, however, believes a name does not stand for much.

All along we have taken a careful approach, as it has been essential that we be viewed for what we stand for.

WwW. zIdiR. coM The lyrics stand for the historical aesthetics from its birth, and have plenty of social meaning.

Reference: (in semantics) the relationship between words and the things, actions, events, and qualities they stand for.

A stand for a set of condiment containers.

We stand for significant reduction of trade-distorting domestic supports by developed countries.

In other words, we should stand for a nonviolent but pluralistic Middle East in which a variety of regimes might evolve.

The right to vote and stand for election to Kuwait's parliament, the oldest in the Gulf, was extended to women in 2005.

It's come to stand for my childhood, which I've said goodbye to. That innocent small boy has gone.

Will we stand for the human rights of the dissident in Burma, the blogger in Iran, or the voter in Zimbabwe?

I stand for too long too long to say I have tired, how can you still do not understand?

It was very crowded and he had to stand for about five minutes.

Social Equity means income distribution should be adjusted to make all the people can stand for social stabilization.

As the value stand for intellectuals, affinity to the people determines the civilian orientation which an author expresses naturally.

If the figures in the green room stand for the great directors of the past, perhaps there is a shrine there now to Truffaut.

Thomas also made a stand for American independence with his printing skills.

We always stand for peaceful settlement of disputes through bilateral consultations.

It includes mint, which signifies suspicion, hydrangea which means heartlessness, and cornflowers, which stand for celibacy.

Choose couplet trade net, mean bullion island to decide to stand for war his put in petrifaction industry.

The lack of understanding of what water rights stand for hampers further study into the nature of water rights.

It's knowing who you are and what you stand for, and telling people about it without deception or apology.

I won't stand for hearing any more of your complaints!

Arts stand for the ultimate peace, the same dream in the diversified world, while science might kindle wars.

When the Kindle was introduced in November 2007, Bezos wasn't making a stand for a gadget or for technology.

Scientific marketing " then took effect . Its motto is : " Give the people the least quality they'll stand for .

Women were given the right to stand for Parliament in 1918 but still could not become members of the House of Lords.

People usually eat mooncakes which stand for a happy reunion.

President Obama does not stand for re-election until two thousand twelve.