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While he may not have been as obese as you might have expected from some of his photos, he could stand to shed a few pounds.

Her chair and tried to stand to see what he gave her.

He knew all its points and would tell you where to stand to see them in combination.

It is one of my new favourites, and despite the name, women will stand to benefit from much of his material too.

How much do I stand to gain from cheating?

Get at least one microphone, and a stand to go with it. Playing songs is a lot more fun when someone's singing!

The few of us climbed up a rockery, rockery can stand to see many high-rise, so the United States and ah!

please believe me when I tell you I just can't stand to see you go, and you know.

With an added bonus, the interface will tell you how much prestige you stand to gain if you discover them.

For the moment, the banks are not complaining: they stand to be compensated for loans that had already gone bad.

Today, I stand to make a speech, I actually do not know what to say what should be.

It may be that no one can stand to work for that particular department head and a high salary is the only way to fill the position.

If the mean person has a point, tell her that you get it, but she could stand to work on her people skills.

On a conference call with journalists, he expressed a degree of frustration at the focus on how much Goldman's employees stand to earn.

She was in such pain that she could barely stand to get dressed. Even the touch of her cotton clothes seemed like the scraping of a knife.

Countless people stand, to heart within the inviolability of their motherland, in the dark, in the stigma, struggle they shed blood.

What is particularly striking about this offer is just how much money Warner Music's investors stand to make.

Site optimization is far from business stand to be ranked on the matter was OK, even if the enterprise Station.

"Can't stand to be in the city myself. Breaks me out in a sweat. People piled on top of each other like Japanese beetles on a cherry leaf. "

No thoughts for the morrow -- he could not stand to think of it any more than he could of any other calamity.

"Jonathan Livingston Seagull, " said the Elder, "Stand to Center for Shame in the sight of your fellow gulls! "

Then Martha sends Bruno to the newspaper stand to bring her a paper. And I send Clifford to bring me a paper.

When your child is out with you or your family, or on field trips with her class and has to use escalators , she should stand to the right.

The air around is abnormal dull, this allows me to stand to enter a brief meditation state, for feeling around the information field.

She explained that it had simply gotten so out of tune that she could not stand to hear it any more.

I was never afraid to speak my mind and I never could stand to see a bully push people around.

For the LORD thy God hath chosen him out of all thy tribes, to stand to minister in the name of the LORD, him and his sons for ever.

The pace of the market change might have been slowed and the route more convoluted than otherwise, but consumers still stand to gain.

Hattie had seen and closed the book's cover with the tip of her finger, as if she could hardly stand to touch it.

sheltered industries know precisely how much they stand to lose if left bare and unaccommodated.

How much do they stand to lose by this merger?

On rainy days, he carries me over puddles and says: you could stand to gain a few pounds, you know.

I wish someone would answer the door. I can't stand to hear the knocking.

There was a salt-marsh which bounded part of the millpond, on the edge of which, at high water, We used to stand to fish for minnows .

On the other hand, sheltered industries know precisely how much they stand to lose if left bare and unaccommodated.

The U. S. could easily stand to criticize the behavior of certain allies as well but it never does, especially those who provide oil.

The owner said he will continue to take care of her even though she cannot stand to her feet again.

Venus would stand to the left of the Sun, along the Ecliptic as viewed from the Northern Hemisphere at sundown, all things being normal.

"I can handle the pressure, but I can't stand to see the pain on my parents' faces, " said Mr. Huang, who works in public relations.

It stand to reason that with such a good plan I should make the best of my vacation time.

A jealous friend will want to cut you out of her life because she really wants what you have and can't stand to be around you anymore.

But a full fledged crisis in Spain, to which German banks have $217 billion of exposure, could put that stand to the test.

Polish Prime Minister not long ago, stand to think of every way to get rid of dependence on Russia.

By the time she was through kissing me and talking to me, I was sure I didn't need any dogs at all, I couldn't stand to see Mama cry.

Being as we are the factory of the world, the current ratio is completely normal. Just as it's normal that we stand to overtake America!

Politicians might say it would, and so might those who would stand to lose lots of money but would it really matter to you and to me?

Being able to code in your sleep won't help if people can't stand to work with you.

behind which people who are not members can stand to present petition or to be questioned.

Even some MPs who do not stand to suffer complain that the new map does not respect the natural borders of local communities.

Many large insurers and banks, in London and elsewhere, also stand to benefit from common rules across Europe's borders.

So the first chance I got, I ran down to the little stand to check it out.

When you can't stand to stay out with a dud any longer, just say good-bye.

"Pay no attention to letter, must have been mad, bought hat-stand to day- Basil, " she read. She couldn't take her eyes off the telegram.

The best wealth for a man is his wife who stand to sense.

But the proportion in which behavior types stand to one another in different societies is not universal.

Hospice1 nursing must be so difficult. How can you stand to be around so much suffering?

Such conflicts stand to be hugely destructive, threatening national security and the very existence of the state, it said.

I can't stand to think of that cute little kid going along on that - that crazy expedition!

The set includes a corkscrew and a foil cutter, and even comes with a display stand to place the items when not in use.

The tents stand to be extremely useful in areas like Afghanistan, where the sun doesn't set until late in the evening.

I often take a moment as I wait at our grocery store checkout stand to scan the covers of the magazines displayed there.

Of the species that stand to be most affected by global warming, the most obvious are the ones that rely on ice to live.

Forward-looking companies take a proactive stand to help keep ahead of the competition.

I hate bugs, but mice are cute and I couldn't stand to see a snake eat them.

And even the brightest and best stand to lose something: the near-automatic right to remain in Britain for two years after they graduate.

At the same time we're trying to make clear to Iran and its people what they stand to gain if they change course.

Concerning the Lukouchiao Incident, the government has decided on a policy and a stand to which it will always adhere.

If he still has gold, stand to the left of the pit and dig repeatedly until he drops the gold somewhere on his rounds.

Patients aren't the only ones who benefit from the personalized approach; drugmakers stand to save big money.

A gentleman, nurse, that loves to hear himself talk, and will speak more in a minute than he will stand to in a month.

But sportswear firms, which stand to make billions from the football tournament, are just as enthusiastic.

And finally, since a few good hackers have unbearable personalities, could we stand to have them around?

Thousands of dealers, investors and other constituents stand to lose money or their businesses as a result of the plan.

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.

The company has diversified into domestic logistics and shipbuilding, both of which stand to benefit from government spending.

Since they are working on a contingency basis, they stand to gain a substantial portion of any damages.

For a done bidding can stand to simply do SEO to abandon the bidding, if give up bids, so what are the must do things optimization?

Although Frank and I had been best friends, I just couldn't stand to watch his casket be lowered into the ground.

Private information technology companies stand to gain hefty profits through a Department of Homeland Security project.

By morning his hands were so raw that he could barely stand to touch the oars.

Here, I'll buy you another drink. I just can't stand to see a man cry.

Party organizations and leading cadres at all levels must take a clear stand to oppose corruption.

Chinese companies stand to benefit from the change as the price of their exports would rise and their purchasing power would increase.

And if the very concept of over-sharing continues to fade away, both startups could stand to gain a lot.

This year marks Danfoss' 75th anniversary, so come and visit our stand to see our latest offerings.

The recommendations have no regulatory weight, but do stand to influence doctors and patients.

The tiles in Mango are an improvement over the first version of Windows Phone, though they could stand to be even more insightful.

In the shed I saw antlers set out on a stand to air.

The mother can't stand to see her baby left alone at home.

If you simply can't stand to do that alone, remember that Open That Bottle Night is the last Saturday of February.

Because carriers get a cut of app sales and ad revenue, they stand to make money when subscribers surf the web or download applications.

Stand to salute; say thanks to the man of the year.

The tin is wound up on a stand to engage the opener, which clips on to the top of the plate.

He could not stand to see his children suffer anymore.

The reality is that weak Western economies and trigger-happy electorates stand to muss all that up.

I can't stand to go there. It reminds me of my ex-girlfriend.

I could stand to lose a few pounds. Having a car has made me lazy. I never end up walking anywhere!

And by doing so, we stand to significantly improve the quality and productivity of our overall software delivery process.

Stand to the left of it and switch into a pop-out position so you can see outside.

Both stand to make healthy profits, at least on paper.

Those who can master the complex process of reverse logistics stand to make big savings in efficiency as well as keep their customers happy.

We stand to attention for the Soviet anthem and hoisting of the red flag, and then down we go, into the freezing-cold bunker.

Undiversified tobacco companies stand to lose if there were a mass migration to smokeless products like Snus.

Whether you're strapped for cash or feeling comfortable, we could all stand to make a few tweaks to our personal budgets.

If China's domestic growth stays resilient, the United States would stand to benefit from rising demand.

soldier is expected to stand to his post whatever danger threatens him.

Your own abilities are not receptive to the important vibrations surrounding these incredible events from which you stand to gain.

The writer obviously takes a positive stance towards mercy killing, and the speaker holds a doubtful stand to it.

When I caught my first fish , I couldn't stand to kill it . I had a change of heart and put it back in the water .

If you take a quick look back at the diagnostic Groovlet in Listing 6, you might see where it could stand to be improved with GSP code.

However, the metallurgy and chemicals industries stand to gain from increased market access and protection from antidumping measures.

While publishers stand to earn less per book from Apple's store than through the Kindle, Apple is letting publishers set the price.

I can't stand to see good food going to waste.

Do you hate me so much that you can't stand to see me happy?

I'm so afraid to, I couldn't stand to Waste all my energy on things That do not matter anymore.

I still saw a sea of clouds of Mount Taishan and stand to be like a candy floss.

Clearly some parts of the IT industry stand to benefit more than others.

If so, then you can probably stand to be a little nicer.

First stand to the equator line, north will funnel water of the leaves out, now with the current do counter-clockwise.

Brake test stand to check if there is more convenient to see which small wheel braking force, the wheel is bad.

Doesn't India stand to lose much economic clout if it allows America to dominate its China policy?

The driving device is rotated and driven by the actuating device, which causes the fixture stand to rotate simultaneously.

That's good news for tens of thousands of Americans who stand to find new jobs when this pipeline project is finally approved.

Senior figures at Cazenove, as well as many high-profile former employees, stand to make huge gains from the sale.

I can't stand to see food going to waste.

U. S. industry groups that stand to benefit had a more measured response.

Contributors stand to be awarded exciting Mercedes-Benz gifts.

My lips, two blushing pilgrims, ready stand to smooth that rough touch With a tender kiss.

Again, wealth management advisors stand to gain in the long run.

You are awakened to the need for the church to take a stand, to teach her people orthodox Bible doctrine.

Those firms that get this transition right stand to benefit enormously from having more creative and confident workforces.

Certainly, Russia does not stand to reap immediate rewards from membership.

Those who can push themselves to the forefront stand to reap the benefits of the transportation bill.

In other words, the programmer does not stand to benefit from breaking the formal analysis.

The potential gains are tremendous, as are the numbers of city dwellers who stand to benefit from them.

Properly made orthotics are usually comfortable, but some people cannot stand to wear them.

India, Indonesia and Vietnam stand to benefit most as they have large labour forces and strong domestic markets.

I can't stand to see him cry like that.

There are men who can't stand to be without sex of some kind and turn to another man to keep from going crazy.

The first: site overall baidu keyword layout when we get a stand, to think about is baidu keyword layout.

Comprehensive understanding of lean production and ability to solve problems and stand to make decisions.

With wider participation, members stand to benefit from the comparative advantages each possesses.

in many cases , the candidates who stand to gain from negative ads can say that their own campaigns were not involved.

Have strong global concept; stand to company's bylaw consciously, request oneself strictly according .

I forgive those ancestors who took a stand to defend their land and either lost or were imprisoned.

If Google could sell books directly, it would stand to make a far larger profit.

It's a project on which they stand to lose a large sum of money.

After meditation, I went happily to the stand to tell how the earrings had had such an effect.

What about going to their exhibition stand to have a look?

Prosper and DebtX, two online marketplaces with very different customers, are among those who think they stand to gain.

Tech companies that get a large share of their sales from China could stand to gain from a yuan move.

Puzzled but suspicious, the French thought that the cloud masked an advance by German infantry, and ordered their men to stand to.

An enterprise that fails to realize the importance of an effective governance structure may not stand to benefit much from SOA.

Actors who control valuable resources often stand to benefit most from the openness of complementary products.

Even if you hit one of your meager four gutshot outs on the river, you don't stand to make very much money.

Big investment banks, with the resources to upgrade their technology and compliance, could stand to gain.

Couldn't stand to see your smile, every time you dialed.

Stand to Center for Honor was the way the gulls' foremost leaders were marked.

2 i shook hands with the chairman , hoping to communicate his firmness of his stand to him.

Turn off the monitors. I can't stand to watch, not even the Borg deserve that.

What individuals and groups stand to be affected by my decision?

You should maintain some normal social constructs, such as where you direct your eyes and how closely you stand to people.

Both sides will stand to lose if they do not compromise.

I'm speaking of certain industry sectors that stand to lose in a carbon-constrained world.

The kids emerge from the Capitol onto the inauguration stand to watch their father take the oath of office on Tuesday morning.

I can't stand to see good food to waste.

"If new 1200-ft. locks are not built by 2020, farmers stand to lose up to $364 million annually, " he claimed.

They resent the wealthy developers who stand to profit and the leaders they blame for failing to make them part of China's boom.

Most banks, insurance companies and pension funds are happy, as things stand, to continue investing in coal.

But I know what they're really asking us is: "How can you two stand to live like this? "

But first, you need to understand why the assets described above stand to benefit from the Federal Reserve's new plan to buy up bonds.

Disgraced athletes, of course, stand to lose a lot more than their medals: corporate backers drop them instantly.

Right. Got it. I could stand to lay off the fast food anyway.

Both sides know they ultimately gain much more from economic interaction than they stand to lose.

Furthermore, retail investors haven't been bingeing on long-term bonds, which stand to lose the most if interest rates rise.

In a globalized economy, it makes sense that new powers stand to America's super power.

In order to respect the female peacock peacock, so that the male peacock's stand to the front.

U. S. food producers and auto makers stand to gain the most because Korean trade barriers are currently high in those markets.

Moreover, China's retail sector is ripe for consolidation and both Walmart and Carrefour stand to benefit.

"We still stand to learn something very fundamental, " she said.

Is a strong stand to support talented.

You can't stand to be alone for a second, can you?

He is such an ignorant man. I can't stand to be around him.

The IOC's big sponsors, like Coca-Cola, Eastman Kodak and McDonald's, also stand to gain from a Beijing Olympics.

PINK sandstone elephants stand to attention on granite plinths. Fountains leap, as more elephants squirt jets of water.

Slide the test pen on the stand to different acid rain storage tanks and listen to the corresponding notes.

Hoaxes cannot stand to be in competition with the real thing.

Matthew couldn't stand to a weak and naive mind, was principal relentlessly lashing and trampled.

I know sometimes things like these go straight back on to the shelf, but you stand to lose five minutes, and potentially gain the world.

Hears to stand to this time speech forest father notsteadily, nearly must faint, the good fortune is supported by the armby peace.

That's right. I could stand to lose a few pounds, too.

What I stand to, is, that he knows well wot that there Cly was never in that there coffin.

a table or stand to hold a basin and pitcher of water for washing: ' wash-hand stand' is a British term.

But the big picture is little comfort to those who stand to lose their homes, especially those without flood insurance.

In sparsely inhabited rural areas, prospects are dimmer, but banks stand to reap other benefits.

It is backed by Blackstone and Warburg Pincus, the private equity groups, which stand to generate a fourfold return on the deal.

What Greece, Portugal, Spain or Italy stand to gain, Germany, the Netherlands and others must lose.

Have strong global concept; stand to companys regulations consciously, request oneself strictly according to .

On the whole, people do not have a comprehensive stand to know about and treat the designation of Mongolian souvenirs.

Now, she and her teammates stand to win one of Ms. Jones's orphaned medals from the 2000 Olympics.

On escalators, stand to the right, walk to the left. Let others exit an elevator before you enter.

First, as would stand to reason, concrete actions speak louder than symbolic gestures.

While this land doesn't stand to disappear entirely, its landscape may soon be altered beyond recognition if global warming persists.

America's poor and middle class depend on government much more than the rich, and so stand to be hurt more by coming budget cuts.

Constantly the refrain is: I can't stand to be alone, I'm so lonely.

As their host economies grow at the fastest rate in decades, Indian firms stand to prosper.

If the dialog occurs just after you changed some rules, doesn't it stand to reason that you want to keep them?

Watches and jewelry, in particular, stand to benefit from growing luxury demand in the region.

He says hedge funds stand to make anything from 60% to 100% profit while banks, under pressure from governments and regulators, face losses.

People who smoke really irritate me. I can't stand to be near them.

Though they apply to elections more broadly, voter-eligibility laws also stand to bear directly on the 2012 presidential vote.

Some critics say financial firms stand to benefit from the process, after Wall Street helped to create the problem.

That's amazing. I save everything that I can. I can't stand to throw anything away.

Yet if they give up, the unions stand to lose credibility.

Remember: no one is perfect and we can all stand to hear suggestions to improve ourselves.

But few individuals stand to benefit as much as low-profile billionaire Thomas Kaplan.

The youth stand to bear the brunt of this economic downturn.

For whatever reason-maybe they're overly critical, perpetually depressed or just plain annoying-you can't stand to bearound them.

Many ancient and well know examples of stone arches still stand to this day.

You are outgoing and can't stand to be in one place or be idle.

You want to stand to the autumn, await a leaf to fall down to just be content with!

These trees were then all placed together on a steel stand to make up this giant monstrosity over 60 feet tall!

These support industries stand to gain considerably from e-business.

To answer that question, determine where you stand to gain the most from quality automation.

And with my photography I want people to understand that if we lose ice, we stand to lose an entire ecosystem.

But the big picture is little comfort to those who stand to lose to their homes, especially those without flood insurance.

That is a pretty grand stand to take when you think about it.

They may stand to gain prestige, cost savings, or an opportunity to build their legacy around your idea.

Counting a required payment to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, the institutes stand to lose $529 million in 2008.

They stand to when an altar son follow son to up dance, carelessly drop to an inside.

Surround, stand to in fixed time gather together gradually by her.

I can't stand to be around him. He just drives me crazy.

So chief executives stand to reap especially large gains because they are traditionally among the biggest holders of company stock.

In 1965 and 1967, busby led Manchester united two premiership win, to stand to the ranks of the protagonists.

The opposition made a last ditch stand to try to get the government to changer its policy.

Yet the vast majority in Africa are net-buyers of food who stand to lose from high food prices.

I tried to cheer her up by quoting the old Oriental wisdom that it is from those who give us most trouble that we stand to learn the most.

A man should stand to his promise.

Pin out both darts and place onto the dress stand to test against the sketch.

Buyers of the $300m debt issue stand to make an extra $15m over its five-year life if Mr Corzine leaves soon.

These people know that by challenging themselves they stand to gain personally, professionally, financially, and spiritually.

In what relation do the Communists stand to the proletarians as a whole?

We were ordered to stand to attention.

Boys will try to stand to urinate when they see others do so.

Experts say both countries stand to gain from cooperation.

Even recruitment agencies, which stand to lose from the application of such schemes, see the benefits for their own operations.

The sad eyes, I know you a heavy heart, I stand to come beside you.

Airlines stand to lose heavily should the euro collapse.

Individual enterprises stand to benefit much from this new economic policy.

I, because I couldn't stand to see Vanessa happy without me.