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And in his mind you are the only thing that stands in the way of You-Know-who returning to power.

It stands in the front garden of the property and is visible from what was Newton's bedroom window.

I then realized that I would have to settle for the noodles sold for $1 at the stands in the stations where the train was making stop-overs.

obviously very difficult to determine the specific time, Now it seems that "stands in" means that this is only a later time.

IN DEEPEST Washington state, trooper Dusty Pierpont stands in front of a roundabout trying to persuade motorists to like them.

Everything that exists stands in correlation, and this correlation is the veritable nature of every existence.

To a child, a stepmother is the personification of the end of that dream. The stepmother stands in the way of their happiness.

Further down the road again and over a railway line even closer to the sea, fisherman Mervyn Jayasuriya stands in the rubble of his home.

Nothing stands in the way of this, and a total force of will can be used for good or not so good.

Today, a statue of him stands in the United States Capitol. He is considered one of the most important inventors of the twentieth century.

It stands in this piece of land, the wind, the garden trees full of life even more lush green of the.

The child, from Siloam Springs in Arkansas, is seen wailing as she stands in the bath and braces herself for the treatment.

The Lady of the Hill stands in her illuminated belvedere as the sun descends on Lisbon, Portugal, below.

Take your time. (May stands in front of the mirror, wearing the new dress. )Hmm, not bad, but I'm afraid it's a bit too big for you.

The quality of thoughts is the only thing that stands in the way of you and your goals.

In that sense play stands in contrast to work, and is usually regarded as an activity that alternates with work.

The poverty of her childhood stands in total contrast to her luxurious life in Hollywood.

This man ran one of the finest hot dog stands in the whole city and, strangely for a hot dog stand, he even used real meat in his sausages.

"The broad federal moratorium stands in the way of energy exploration and production, " he said.

A stalwart man stands in the center of the boat, beating a drum to encourage them, leading them to make a greater effort.

Cang Li Man looks up and finds a beautiful girl stands in front of him.

The pedestrian street is all excellent place to do window shop ping and have a coffee or beer along the outdoor stands in summer.

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The poverty of her childhood stands in total contrast to her life in Hollywood.

The bread would be stood up against the stands in the side and have to be flipped by a person.

If something stands in opposition to any of those things, you can remove it from consideration.

Reversals of Fortunes : Carrie stands in front of her original apartment closet ; not the coveted walk -in closet of the film .

Another one stands in front of him, holding the pill cup.

Stands resentfully with it, the might as well stands in ours behind supports the team, this young team will repay your cherishing.

The gauge has lost close to 27% since Dubai World asked for a debt freeze late last month and stands in negative territory for the year.

Barack Obama stands in a corner of the goal mouth, his leg shackled to a heavy anvil labelled "the economy" .

When that perspective is lost or forgotten, a movement stands in danger of degenerating into a scramble for personal advancement.

This point is made at the outset by the "Weather Tunnel" installation that stands in the museum's courtyard.

Scenery: Ross stands in the doorway, holding a box, but everyone is too keyed up to notice that it's him.

The boss was also quizzed about where the Europa League stands in terms of Liverpool's priorities.

It's jarring to the eye. In a way, it stands in the middle between the audience and the president because his eye is on the teleprompter.

Vice President Reynolds stands in the hotel kitchen holding one hand in the air, and the other on a Bible held by a local judge.

What would you say stands in ArtPrize's path to becoming a financially sustainable project with an operating budget of close to $3 million?

Ghost! 'she stands in front of me and smiles at me. She says 'don't be afraid.

All this stands in the way of a full-blooded recovery.

A woman stands in the rubble of her home the day after an earthquake hit Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Wednesday, Jan.

However, as soon as he is indoors, the umbrella draws in and stands in a corner at the most unattractive place.

But we'd like to have the banquet hall decorated. It would be better if a Christmas tree stands in the middle with some colourful streamers.

However, one property of these particles stands in the way of many nanotechnological developments: They're sticky.

For the next two hours, Walla stands in front of his partner, repeating the new script over and over.

This stands in contrast to much of the business world, where the most important decisions are made by the few at the top of the org-chart.

Like the myths and legends of the Rajgir palace, in the sacred room, stands in the late autumn sky.

Rosen and His DIY MRI: How it works: A patient stands in the scanner, wearing a vest connected to a computer, and inhales magnetized helium.

A little farther down the line on Seymour Street, Erica Harrison from Calgary, Alberta stands in line behind a baby carriage.

The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy .

A man in formal Japanese attire stands in front of a strikingly tall woman in a dark kimono.

The woman who stands in the front of our classroom is our Chinese teacher.

this stands in marked contrast to the 92 percent of men represented in this job category.

Not fair? What's not fair is that you repeatedly help people skirt a system that stands in the way of me becoming a lawyer.

Michael stands in a cemetery with a shovel, the ground covered with snow.

But they have no patience for the same old partisan gridlock that stands in the way of action while our economy continues to slide.

Even if stands in ground looks up to, also if places oneself suddenly in the fairy tale world.

To a stuttering halt . Nobody moves , nobody speaks . Everybody just stands in place , listening to the MUSIC, hypnotized .

this stands in marked contrast to the 92 percent of men represent in this job category.

It is similar to their other music, but it must adapt to the point where she stands in life moment.

He pays the ransom for us; He stands in the dark and takes the penalty for us.

And the Arab stands in front of my telling me that he is going to close.

Rachel Corrie stands in front of an Israeli army bulldozer wearing an orange jacket so that she can be easily identified and seen .

A student protester stands in front of a fire in Parliament Square on December 9, 2010 in London, England.

Be employed " gunman " can be few number only forever, and the public that stands in just footing resembles is a boundless ocean.

The amount of noise which anyone can bear undisturbed stands in inverse proportion to his mental capacity.

Our teacher usually stands in the front of our classroom.

The anonymity of this trend stands in sharp contrast to its influence.

The Iranian government seeks a sense of justice in the world, but stands in the way of the justice it seeks.

"Sino-Japanese relations now stands in a new historic point and faces an important opportunity to go further ahead, " Li said.

Emerson Climate Technologies is committed to protecting the environment, and stands in a unique position to provide insights.

The sculpture stands in the atrium at Door Three of Harrods, and was designed by Bill Mitchell and cast in bronze by Douglas Jennings.

Anya's fists, if Cheng Yakun stands in front of her, she hates not to give him a fist, this is what people say?

Willing to try anything, the wife fetches a piece of toilet paper and stands in front of the mirror, rubbing it between her breasts .

Delivery Instrument A document that stands in lieu of the physical underlying during the delivery of the futures contract.

It resembles a statue of marble which stands in the desert and is continuously threatened with burial by the shifting-sand.

The largest group of religious monuments and megalithic sculptures in South America stands in a wild, spectacular landscape.

When a marketing type makes a speech, he or she usually stands in front of a screen and makes a presentation using dozens of visuals.

But their new perspective also stands in contrast to the traditional mentality -- always save for a rainy day.

Temple stands in the east slopes of the Andes, surrounded by the Amazon River basin, where the rich resources.

We're now impatient with any institution that stands in the way of the popular will, regarding it as undemocratic and illegitimate.

The typical guy stands in the corner so as not to be noticed.

Huanghuang is a child of fire and stands in the center of Friendlies as the core embodiment of the Olympic spirit.

Jean-Marc Bosman cuts a forlorn figure as he stands in his kitchen.

Risk is a manifestation of the likelihood of unexpected things happening to the project, and risk stands in the way of value creation.

But its existence stands in the way of Turkey's desire to accede to European Union membership.

The massive structure stands in the middle of the North Sea, miles from land, but it is far from isolated.

Just when he decides to go ashore, stands in the middle of Xuan's ladder, stare in the noisy city . . .

In a dozen ways this barbarous habit, inherited from savage ancestors, stands in the way of practical reforms which are much needed.

What stands in the way is not economics but misconceptions about budget deficits that are exploited for partisan and ideological purposes.

Chungshan and nursing splendid in the light of the high-rise building of 21 floors and stands in the night sky is darkish .

Our teacher often stands in the front of the classroom.

The Port Maria ecclesia is one of the newest light stands in Jamaica.

The most visible reminder of this close relationship is the famous Statue of Liberty, which stands in New York harbor.

The hectic pace of infrastructure projects I saw in central China last week stands in stark contrast to the belt-tightening in Britain.

The subtlety and strength of consciousness of a person stands in relation to this ability to communicate.

One of the largest old mosques in western Yunnan stands in the middle of the old town.

Christians believe Jesus Christ was buried where the Church of the Holy Sepulchre now stands in Jerusalem.

Bicycle rental stands in Guangdong`s provincial capital Guangzhou had absolutely no business, China Central Television reported on Monday.

Banks remain reluctant to lend, and tight credit, especially for small businesses, stands in the way of the strong recovery we need.

HALF a mile west of Brighton's jolly Palace Pier, the skeleton of the old West Pier stands in the sea.

A pillar box for me to post letters stands in a petrol kiosk .

In addition to the two shapes introduced here, we manufacture all-stainless-steel stands in a wide variety of other shapes.

Our teacher stands in the front of the classroom.

The American Philosophical Society building still stands in Philadelphia.

Lu stands in front of his photograph entitled " Early Spring on Lake Dong Ting, " currently on show at Istanbul Modern in Turkey.

All of this stands in stark contrast to the state of affairs when Mr. Jackson died.

A windmill stands in stark contrast against the snowy landscape of the Dutch village of Oosthuizenthe in North Holland, the Netherlands.

"Our reliance on cyberspace stands in stark contrast to the inadequacy of our cyber security, " it said.

Sanya stands in the frontline of vogue and fashions, drawing attentions from around the world.

That original cement-mixer still stands in the company's headquarters, says Mr Walczak.

7A tree stands in a field during a torrential rainstorm near the Birds Point levee, near Wilson City, Missouri.

the air overloaded, the sky stands in gold.

Location: Luzhou stands in the southeast of Sichuan Province, at the convergence of Sichuan, Chongqing, Yunnan and Guizhou.

In the last 2-3 months, the committee says, the number of reported disappearances has increased enormously and now stands in the hundreds.

He stands in line for 45 minutes to check out his groceries.

An American team explored a temple which stands in an ancient city on the promontory of Ayria Irini .

So America stands in firm opposition to China's detention of political dissidents, human rights advocates, and religious activists.

One of the most recognizable buildings in Australia, and even the world, stands in the harbor in Sydney, Australia.

Margaret leaves the house. Mr. Thornton stands in front of the door and sees the carriage go away.

Concession stands in baseball stadiums really rake in the money.

The loudspeaker's build-in electronics are designed as simple as possible, so nothing stands in the way of the audio signal.

So America stands in firm opposition to China's detention of political dissidents and human rights advocates and religious activists.

It stands in such sharp contrast to the social realities in mixed societies in other parts of the world.

That is to say, the Tractatus has gone over its own limits, and stands in danger of being nonsensical .

Overflowing: Another of the immigrant workers stands in front of a heap of smouldering refuse.

It stands in a grassy area along a busy road at the edge of Arlington National Cemetery, in Virginia.

She stands in the front of the classroom.

What most stands in the way of the performance of duty, is irresolution, weakness of purpose, and indecision.

Below East London to the river mouth for the London port area, the dock, the wharf, the warehouse stands in great numbers.

I said, "Well, what stands in your way? "

In this twilight skyview, a windmill stands in silent witness to a lovely pairing of planets in the west.

He stands in the front of the classroom.

she stands in the hurry and noisy era, she sigh silently, the trace by times is a charm, may be charming affection.

The Properties of Nutrient Accumulation and Distribution of Sharptooth Oak Stands in Main Forest Regions of Qinling Mts .

a tall , athletic figure stands in the chilly drizzle beside a used clothing store , his face intent under a visored tweed cap.

Depositors (or the scheme that stands in their place) should have preferential status in a liquidation.

the colossal statue stands in the center square, supercili8ously inspecting the city and its dweller.

Italy stands in dangerous that her Africa plate is lower than European. That situation causes Adriatic Sea rising.

His conciliatory tone stands in contrast to China's increasingly assertive stance towards other neighbours.

Russia's presidential contest stands in sharp contrast to America's hotly-contested presidential primaries.

New Temple stands in the past and slopes , towering spectacular, building in an orderly, rational layout.

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Above, a young boy stands in the middle of a dried-out reservoir in Guiyang, Guizhou province, on Feb.

A black dog stands in the middle of an intersection in a town painted black.

AN EX-POLICEMAN stands in the sunshine, arms over his chest and feet planted between beds of tulips.

The number of the students entering the key middle schools stands in the top list of the city.

Sydney Opera House Sydney Harbour Beini Lang stands in the cape, is located in the open area surrounded by the sea.

Only the United States stands in its way.

My Jewelry Never Stands in Isolation Form the idea of woman and their dress. And because dresses change, so does my jewelry.

Starting today, all newspaper and magazine stands in Beijing have temporarily stopped sale of prepaid SIM cards.

the ulitimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moment of comfort, but where he stands at times of challenge and controvers.

Passing the Black Tiger Pine, visitors reach White Goose Ridge, and the beautiful and steep White Goose Peak stands in the left direction.

I'm sorry, but I'm a stranger here myself. Please ask the woman who stands in front of the MC Donald's.

This need for economic cooperation stands in stark contrast to the political conflict over Georgia.

In one's truth, one stands in the center of one's being, and no one can push you off track or off your path.

An American bison stands in a field on the Tallgrass Prairie Preserve in Oklahoma.

Is following closely, it inside and out stands in line again a silk, then weaves another silk from the reversed direction.

Part 2 of the Winsor report is due to hit the stands in the autumn, suggesting wider-ranging management reforms.

Only one problem stands in the way: a King Charles spaniel with fluffy ears. Or maybe a Yorkshire terrier named Max or Princess.

If you look at China and where it stands in the world, it is perfectly positioned for India to play same strategy back at it.

At a local bank, Benghazi native Tariq stands in frustration before the teller. Once again, there's a shortage of cash.

The opulent, domed mausoleum, which stands in formal walled gardens, is generally regarded as finest example of Mughal art and architecture.

A worker stands in a warehouse at China's Qingdao Haier refrigerator factory.

Linglong Tower stands in the Olympic center area between the National Stadium and the National Aquatics Center.

Life in Color: Yellow A staircase stands in sharp relief against a wall of yellow stained glass at the University of Colorado in Boulder.

That stands in stark contrast to the regular Australian army, which has very few indigenous troops.

A bust of former Arsenal manager Herbert Chapman stands in the splendid marble hall entrance of Arsenal's stadium.

The teacher always stands in the front of the classroom.

The teacher always stands in the front of the classroom.

A tall tree stands in the garden.

Liu Yun, 23, is an actress. In this photograph, she stands in a Beijing dance studio.

No matter which level he stands in, law should act on people's behalf and interests once the evidence is justified.

The teacher often stands in the front of the classroom.

The castle stands in a picturesque setting surrounded by hills.

Sun Chao, his jeans splattered with glaze powder, stands in front of his studio.

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Tihocan and Qualopec were too weak to destroy what stands in the way of the Seventh Age.

it stands in the centre of the town, guarding the time silently and lonely.

it stands in the centre of the town, guarding the time silently and lonely.

This creaking rural system stands in contrast to China's fast- growing modern retail network .

The castle stands in a dominant position above the town.

The few food stands in the tents set up on the muddy ground were our canteen, where minimum sanitation standards were observed.

The improved double stands are more convenient than the existing double stands in use.

Whatever stands in the way of speed and efficiency in defense, in defense preparations at any time, must give way to the national need.

Veronica stands in a courtroom before Judge Kessler.

Sandberg's light touch stands in stark contrast to the nerd machismo of other Valley icons.

But what happens when soulfulness stands in the way of rational philosophy and science?

His willingness to stick to his guns on divisive subjects such as immigration stands in sharp contrast to Mr Romney 's oily pandering.

The teacher stands in the front of the classroom.

The trainer stands in front of the elephant holding a long stick with a sharp metal point.

If one stands in front of the mirror and tells the truth, one wish is granted.

If one stands in front of the mirror and tells the truth, one is granted a wish.

In waiting trustingly for God's deliverance the psalmist stands in solidarity with and participates in the whole saving memory of Israel.

15The steel frame of an abandoned building stands in what would have been Wonderland, near Beijing, on December 5, 2011.

The hotel stands in the very centre of the town.

Huanhuan stands in the center of Fuwa as the core embodiment of the Olympic spirit.

Ninety-year-old she stands in the east of the world, unite as one, its pleasures unprecedentedly hold!

Fom Mua stands in his temporary camp in the mountainous jungles of Laos.

Product superiority: Stands in the milk crisis, very crossed the difficult time.

His beautiful new house (into which he and his wife have just moved) stands in one of the most expensive ZIP codes in America.

The serene trip by boat into Daggercap Bay stands in sharp contrast to the scene at your final destination, the besieged town of Valgarde.

The headquarters of the Goldman Sachs Group Inc. stands in this aerial photograph taken over New York, US, on Wednesday, July 7, 2010.

a visitor stands in the foot of the leshan giant buddha statue in leshan , china.

And, anon , there strikes the ebony clock which stands in the hall of the velvet.

A street sign stands in the rising water of Atchafalaya River in Simmesport, Louisiana.

Terrell teaches that he is "God's mouthpiece" and that he "stands in the gap" for God's people.

Glass stands in for Bloom when the director wants to film a shot of Bloom's back or his hands on the steering wheel, for example.

A man stands in a pool of muddy water in a gold mine in Chudja, near Bunia, north-eastern Congo.

Where Mr Mugabe himself stands in all this is unclear. He has never named an heir-apparent.

Do you think the issue stands in the way of China-India relations?

A little girl stands in front of a long doorway, smiling sweetly.

While Morgan stands in the pentagram, he is immortal - benefitting from infinite despairs.

The guest house stands in picturesque surroundings .

Starr-Point's Celtic Red, a Vizslas, stands in the ring with handler Joseph Buchanan during judging in the Sporting Group Feb.

Mr. McCain's tax policy stands in strong contrast to Mr. Obama's ever-changing tax proposals.

To find out where your agency stands in adopting SOA, the first step is to employ an SOA maturity model.

The palace, built with slabs of salt, stands in the middle of Bolivia's Salar de Uyuni salt plains.

Sword god if the blade master stands in the purple forbid of dian than the sword, but another plot but are open.

After the beautiful church ceremony, Dorothy stands in line to greet the bridal party.

Gold stands in the way of this insidious process.

International agencies have promised more aid, but lack of security stands in the way.

In short, The King's Speech stands in for the real-life speech that we're all desperate to applaud. But what do I know?

Mr. Li stands in urgent need of your service.

What is there in our lives that stands in the way of being known as followers of Jesus Christ?

She stands in the ruins, hair loose and paralyzed, awaiting her punishment.

From the view of organizational conflict, regulation stands in the center of management process.

The inexhaustible day thunder, stands in me the left hand, my blood pledge, thunder spirit!

A tall, athletic figure stands in the chilly drizzle beside a used clothing store.

TIME CUT -- MO'AT stands in a kind of trance amongst the tendrils of the Mother Tree.

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In this photo taken May 22, 2011 and released by blind photographer Alberto Loranca, a toy wrestler stands in the shadows of a fence.

The table that stands in the corner is made of glass.

Another man stands in for the big star in the dangerous scenes.

Orange colors again dominate the stands in Germany when the Netherlands plays.

Daniel, the unusualness of this Huiyuan tower is that it stands in the center of the city.

We will know for sure where China stands in the aftermath of this military assault.

CSSEdit stands in the middle between sophisticated web development editors and basic ones.

Do you know what kind of man this great scientist was? Or where he stands in the history of science?

The sculpture stands in the centre of the flower terrace.

You can factor in where the market stands in the economic cycle.

After that, the Sphinx became a stone statue and now it stands in front of the Great Pyramid in Egypt.

It is rare for minorities to win in Asia, where family ownership often stands in their way.

Everyone in the workshop stands in silence, attentive.

This stands in stark contrast to the plight of the destitute people in the old Tibet.

The airport stands in the eastern suburb of the city.

She stands in the family's "sitting room" , which boasts a single sofa and an idle television.

Any enemies that stands in its way will almost die of fear.

A statue of late chairman Mao Zedong stands in the central square of the model village of Nan Jie Cun, China, seen on Aug.