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Another participant concurred, adding that this might help steer political parties towards policy formulation rather than mere opposition.

Washington is still trying to steer a careful line between populist politicians who can sense public anger and the powerful financial lobby.

And here I was thinking they were fail-safe erogenous controls with which you could steer a woman toward the kingdom of orgasm.

Most of his colleagues steer clear of him, except his roommate, Charles, who tries to lighten him up.

Whether the company can recharge its batteries and steer itself out of trouble, though, remains to be seen.

I knew not, neither did I so much as consider whither I should steer; for any where to get out of that Place was my Way.

All the pirates have to do is take a ship, steer it to harbour, then ask for a few million dollars for its return.

Yet he went on trying to steer the ship of their dual life.

There may be various obstacles that I cannot steer clear of on my future road, but I'll just persevere in doing what I believe.

Grandin noticed that the deep pressure it exerted calmed the steer down, and she discovered it had the same effect on her.

The men were able to steer the raft, but they could not sail against the wind.

Lenovo has been trying to steer away from relying on advanced markets like the U. S. to fuel overseas growth.

We were hoping for a good meal at the restaurant that Stacy recommended, but I'm sorry to say that she gave us a burn steer.

However, Odysseus first had his men tie him to the mast, so he could hear the Sirens but would be unable to steer the ship in to danger.

Couples who share a bottle of wine at least once a week enjoy marital life far more than those who steer clear of alcohol, they claim.

He came to your city, I try to steer clear of you work and live, I would not want to hurt a repeat, do not want to make himself a collapse.

In speeches, he sounds as if he wants to steer Russia away from the Putin model.

Richard and the children arrived in early evening with stories of the fair and a ribbon the steer had won before being sold for slaughter.

But it turned out to be a bum steer, just a rumor spread by one of our competitions to make trouble for us.

She said the Democrats instead want to steer personal tax cuts to middle-class Americans.

For obvious reasons, the Rossoneri are trying to steer well clear of any controversy by taking a step back.

CEO Steve Ballmer was unable to steer the company to a position of growth, leaving Microsoft selling PC software in a post-PC world.

And remember, steer clear of a high-sugar, high fat diet to help keep your brain as healthy possible as you age.

Yet none of America's leaders are trying to steer the ship back northward.

The Frenchman claims not to read the press and is in no doubt Benitez will steer the club through its dip in form.

Readers, would you steer your kids away from an elite school in favor of a state school, even if you could afford the former?

Steerability: The ability to steer a parachute away from an obstacle, or to face oneself into the wind, would be an evident advantage.

Now I was being given the responsibility to help steer my adopted country through one of the gravest constitutional crises of its history.

And without a simple system, constant communication to spread knowledge, and feedback to steer with, it's tough to be brave.

So the Obama team believes that for the next 18 months or so, it would be a mistake to let deficit concerns steer government fiscal policy.

As Jack watches, the crocodile grabs a steer off the bank and kills it in a death roll before devouring it too.

But at the last moment, the pig pulled out of an event it was due to attend, after its creator decided to steer clear of politics.

"I mail you to return to. " Fu although it has already beaten steer appliance to open toward the direction of her house.

Lately, there have been other implementations of the lean steer trike that allow the front wheels to lean into the direction of the turn.

He tried to settle more comfortably of steer and from his pain he knew he was not dead.

Great leaders stand out in times of crisis as being level headed and able to steer their project calmly through stormy seas.

China's leaders are trying to steer the country away from power hungry businesses to high-tech and service industry.

Olga, my steer to the city, began by taking me to see a familiar face: John Lennon.

I would be remiss if I suggested only pragmatic and geopolitical reasons to steer clear of the Opening Ceremonies.

"It's good that the witches are going to church, and we try to steer them away from magic, " he said.

Although Unilever has tried to steer clear of head-to-head competition with P&G, that will not always be possible.

She said to steer clear of private cabs, like this one.

It has positioned itself as the coalition with the best policies to steer Germany out of economic crisis.

As it swims, a dolphin uses its pectoral flippers to steer and, with the help of the flukes, to stop.

However, intercepts of Aeon communication signals seem to indicate that Princess Rhianne is attempting to steer the Aeon in a new direction.

Substance abuse, divorce and money worries all seem to steer young people into the "anxious attachment" camp.

We steer clear of him now, because he looks down upon us.

"Sorry, I'm going to steer clear of that question" or "I better get back to work" are helpful phrases to remember.

In another, the steer axis is reversed such that the handlebars are farther forward than the center of the front wheel.

Others have called him a reckless populist bound to steer South Africa to the left and ultimately trigger investor flight.

Reiko had climbed into the front passenger seat and tried to steer the car, but she didn't know how. And it just kept on going.

S. We will be most grateful if you continue to help him and steer him in the right direction.

Having settled the difficulty of the conflicting doors, he had to steer sharply to the right to avoid the kitchen.

Mary: Please steer clear of him.

I worked like a son of a bitch to learn a few tricks and I fight like a steer to avoid getting stuck with parts I can't play.

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Google Inc. is road-testing cars that steer, stop and start without a human driver, the company says.

One more time around is all I ask for now, a star to steer by, wind to take me home again.

Google dispatched one of its longtime employees, Salar Kamangar, to help Hurley steer YouTube in 2008.

An expensive car speeding down the mian steer of a small town was soon caught up with by a young motorcycle policeman.

Be careful with cross-axle diff locks though as, particularly on the front axle, they severely limit your ability to steer.

I should never steer her to stupid markets. I should sail the seven seas and the thirteen rivers of fairyland.

Even through the bottom of the turn, there is no effort of the stance foot to edge or steer the stance ski.

As such, he was the prime candidate to steer Asia's biggest refiner to a more secure, diversified future.

If there ever was a time to help steer America and the world towards a path of sustainable energy, now is the time.

The company is experimenting with devices that would automatically steer away from an oncoming vehicle.

The Bismarck was still four hundred miles from Brest, and no longer even able to steer thither.

The parents mean well: they are trying to steer their sons and daughters toward a secure future.

The company tries to steer consumers away from leasing into financing deals through better credit offerings.

Even the fruit beetle isn't strong enough to carry much besides the electrodes and radio antennas that steer it.

They will miss out on a continued collaboration with the team and weaken their ability to steer and guide the project.

She managed to steer the conversation towards the subject of her birthday party.

I would suggest two general guides to help steer you away from excessive concentration on individual words and sentence structure.

What Dr Sexton and his colleagues have done is to adapt the technique to steer each image in several directions at once.

"They are reformers who are determined to steer their nations toward freedom and justice, prosperity and peace, " he said.

The parents mean well; they are trying to steer their children toward a secure future.

Maybe not. Butyou can "steer" them towards thinking of you and your business in a favourable way.

Blotsky said neither Putin nor any other Kremlin official ever sought to censor his work or steer it in a specific direction.

With all this uncertainty, investors are more likely to want to steer clear.

That would steer investors towards the cleanest technologies, whatever they might be.

Don't be silly, " he said aloud. " And keep awake and steer. You may have much luck yet.

As she calmly tried to steer the police toward natural causes.

Confronted by the contradictory urges to do good and steer clear, the West has so far accomplished neither.

The government is trying to steer a middle course between extra spending on defence and total disarmament.

David Champion, senior director of Consumer Reports' auto-testing division, says he would still steer young drivers away from large SUVs.

While most villagers knew enough to steer clear of the three men, a few villagers were not so discerning.

He characterises this as "leadership by erosion" , trying to steer people, while at the same time allowing his team space.

The system was redesigned to embrace the network and eventually steer it in a profitable direction.

While in Afghanistan, the wives were able to steer clear of one another.

So, for the generals behind the coup, he was an obvious choice to steer the economy.

Since you are the sole captain of your life, don't allow others to steer the ship.

Vice President Gore will talk about how we could steer the climate trajectory into a lower probability of catastrophic risk.

The German word Technik comes closest: It means not just technology, but the mastery of the methods and processes that shape and steer it.

Metal bands are not to be fucked with. Shit gets violent pretty quickly. Just steer clear and let them do their thing. What they say goes.

Still, he managed to steer her into the dealership where there was a Mazda Miata tied with a big red bow.

The goal is to help you recognize and steer clear of them so that you can write safe, effective JNI code that performs well from the start.

just keep your wits about you and steer clear of the concrete jungle that entangles Tokyo's barely beating heart.

So we asked nine entrepreneurs to take a trip down memory lane to help you steer clear of startup blunders.

We will continue to work vigorously with the rest of the international community to steer the world economy out of the crisis.

Begin to use problem as valuable feedback to help you steer a straighter course toward your destiny, and be grateful for these gifts.

Many German bosses, say those close to them, have lost faith in the ability of Angela Merkel's government to steer Europe out of trouble.

We might not be able to steer the nose wheel, would you get a tractor ready?

To corral them and steer them to parts of the world where they are needed would not be too difficult.

In a perfect world, you'd put a custom page at the linked URL, and then use that to gently steer visitors to the right place.

Putin recently created a "People's Front" to help steer his United Russia party to victory in December's parliamentary elections.

Steer your own life, and make it a promising one. Never betray the true feeling of yourself.

However, pressure from local authorities forced the captain to steer the ship away from the coast.

Steer clear of bar attire -- Don't mistake the office for your local watering hole.

They should avoid rewarding the bosses and shareholders of the rescued banks. They must not steer loans to politically important sectors.

After Noah, God sent messengers to every nation who had strayed from the Truth, to steer them back to it.

An executive with a U. S. technology company adds: "China uses a whole host of rules to steer procurement to favored companies. "

As he lands hard, silver spurs on steer wrestler Coty Battles glint through the dirt of Cheyenne.

To manager, Steer and oversee all administrative, operation & financial matters relating to the office.

Indeed, Japan appears to be betting that these initiatives will steer China toward a more flexible yuan.

He managed to steer the conversation away from his divorce.

Residents in Lynchburg, Virginia managed to catch a steer that escaped Tuesday, luring the animal in with a bucket of food.

Even with the Sun or stars to steer by, the problems of navigation are more complicated than they might seem at first.

At the top of each map are what Gerstein calls master regulators, which steer the activity of many other genes.

For this reason, many designers steer clear of both types either out of disgust or because of a fear of looking amateurish.

Youngsters and the young at heart might expect you to steer them toward the fun activities in your neighborhood.

The reporter, whose business is to present relevant facts in an acceptable form, could and should steer a middle course.

To improve and stabilize the service life of hot-forging die fabricated by cast die steer, the failure modes and mechanism were analyzed.

In driving, where your eyes and mind are focused is most often where you will steer.

Lenat did not give Eurisko any advice or steer the program in any particular strategic direction.

With these privileges, Bob can steer his meetings, ensuring the quality of the contents being presented in the meeting.

Avoid joint ventures and steer clear of groups that want you to contribute financial assistance.

Really wanted to know if one day, I see that you are always off-white portrait. I will not steer it, not sad.

Even if it seems like friendly banter, remain professional, and steer clear of water cooler gossip.

I should never steer her to stupid markets.

It takes a skilled pilot to steer the ship through the narrow entrance to the harbour.

The parachute had already been deployed, meaning Pharr had to use its toggles to steer the pair away from houses and other perils.

We steer clear of that street vendor selling "Meat Soup" and "Food Burritos. "

Man must have a clear awareness to steer the boat toward the right direction.

GM warned investors to steer clear of its stock last month but has now issued a second statement covering the same subject.

Taub-Dix advises you to steer clear of coconut oil, which she says lacks the antioxidant health benefits of olive or canola oil.

On Sunday his government requested international funding set to be worth around $100 billion to steer Ireland clear from economic collapse.

Steer clear of any criticism of prior managers, even if invited to offer it.

Mr Murdoch is a ferocious businessman who has helped steer media through a treacherous digital transition.

Brenda's upbringing, in contrast, was tragic. From the outset, she resisted her parents'efforts to steer her in a " feminine" direction.

Japanese newspaper editorials agreed that his first task must be to steer Japan towards sustained economic recovery.

By understanding which pedals to push, you can steer your romance more consciously and with less inner torment.

Currently, we just at vs e. continent island and it peripheral steer detailed research, is an important tourist spot to create to it.

The wheel on the right side of the image is the tiller wheel, used to steer the airplane on the ground.

Simmering arguments, poor communication, betrayal of trust, and other barriers to intimacy can steer your sex drive off the road.

He had the boat captain steer towards us.

The results are that the penalty kicks steer the open loop and closed loop control theory, and the open loop is better than the closed loop.

Roll steer occurs when the vehicle rolls and the wheels on each side of the vehicle steer relative to the body.

Most of us steer clear of the doc instead, you rely on your body to give you clues about how things are ticking over.

This was particularly evident on a commercial street where nearly all buildings collapsed towards the steer.

Steer had a strong art foundation with his father being the the portrait painter Philip Steer (1810-1871).

If the steer is not sufficiently stunned in the first attempt, he may be tripped and dragged repeatedly in the same run until he stays down.

He has resisted calls to resign , arguing that he needs to stay in place to steer UBS out of the crisis .

Investors of a nervous disposition should steer clear of Richard Bookstaber's "A Demon of Our Own Design" .

Price compare at several stores, and steer clear of sites where prices are significantly less than others you've seen.

But it led him to steer clear of the subject in the following day's debate.

It denies that it tried to steer money to particular projects or favour certain investors, and there is no evidence to support the idea.

Ernie shifts the wheel back and forth but doesn't really steer the bus along the road specifically, he's making the magic work.

Do not give that person the power to steer your spiritual life. Do it yourself.

Analysts say Congress may be waiting for a clear steer from the commander in chief, President Obama.

The HiPerStrut front suspension keeps torque-steer down and pushes the load back to maintain cornering grip in both wet and dry conditions.

Good people relationships between partners are the rudders which steer joint ventures through troubled waters.

If not, even the friendliest Chinese or Qatari fund manager is likely to steer clear, regardless of official expressions of bonhomie.

Coordinates customers' request for literature, reports, paperwork and steer enquiries to the appropriate department.

Across the developed world monetary policy is becoming increasingly hard to steer.

In the 1990s it was almost sufficient for central banks to pre-announce an inflation target to steer people's inflationary expectations.

Therefore, the experts who are more likely to steer us in the right direction are the ones who acknowledge that.

Such a Product Owner will find it difficult to actively steer and guide the project.

The roper then flips the rope over the right side of the steer, while turning his galloping horse to the left.

Whenever possible, the restaurant lists the origins of its ingredients and tries to steer toward organic produce.

They will try to exploit any cracks between Mr Putin and Mr Medvedev to steer the country in a more liberal direction.

The failures of past entrepreneurs steer the next lot of start-ups away from the same mistakes.

Macau is in the process to steer away from the traditional model of relying upon shopping malls and hotel based entertainment.

Over the years China's leaders have worked hard to steer relations with America through their inevitable crises.

His forehead creased for a moment, and then he slapped the steer? ing wheel triumphantly.

However, if your supervisor is getting angry or being unprofessional, you can try to steer the review to facts and practical information.

I steer the conversation away from penguins and back to something in his book that intrigues me.

That ride can be explosive. A player can steer the game's Goliath tank, essentially a remote-controlled car, armed with rockets.

"Given the magnitude of the damage, it is vital that the international community supports the reconstruction effort, " Steer says.

Right here, you can steer the sail boat by yourself and enjoy the romance and passion of sailing on the sea and riding on the rough waves.

One would think you'd want to steer clear of the Treasury market, which is going to lose its biggest buyer.

TPO tries to steer its members towards signing its own code, but there is no obligation to do so.

Steer the balls by deflecting them with ink strokes that you draw with your mouse or tablet pen.

In establishing orthodox doctrine the Church had to steer a path between, Scripture, Tradition and natural human speculation.

Some of them steer recruits towards high-interest loans and mislead them about credit transfers and job placement programs.

At the right moments in the conversation, take the lead and steer the interview in the direction you want.

to steer our cars, or a tiller, although both of these were tried in the early days of autos.

I'll work with Democrats and Republicans alike to steer our economy through these difficult times and back to the path of long-term growth.

In a perfect world, I guess, a boyfriend would steer clear of strippers and exes. Unfortunately, the world is not perfect.

Part 2 will explore how phase delay can be used to optimize crossovers, maximize array performance and steer subwoofers.

"You have to be careful about moving asteroids around in space, " he adds, lest a deflection inadvertently steer Apophis toward Earth.

Steer the conversation away to something they couldn't possibly be rude about, like the weather.

The city plans to steer away from land-hungry factories and lure in more bankers who need little more than a desk and computer.

you may wanna steer clear of the word 'dumped'

Also, one had to actively steer to avoid sinking the ship.

Steer clear of multilevel marketing plans that pay commissions for recruiting new distributors. They're actually illegal pyramid schemes.

Our aim is not to control our thoughts it is to steer them in the right direction.

Steers weighing approximately 700 pounds are forced to run at top speed while the roper throws the rope around the steer's horns.

Steer clear of strictly chronological resumes, which place emphasis on your work history.

"I'll just steer south and west, " he said. "A man is never lost at sea and it is a long island. "

Religions will survive so long as they steer clear of making statements that can be shown to be factually wrong.

"I'll just steer south and west, " he said.

In a recent poll, Japanese business executives urged graduates to steer clear from banks when choosing a career path.

Through the swept-sine steer simulation, test results verify the correctness of the vehicle model.

The application supports dynamic tunneling via proxy, so you can steer your applications to a desired port.

But for many marginal investors, his outbursts are just the latest excuse to steer clear of the country and its assets.

Fourth, governments should steer their economies towards needed long-term structural transformation.

There was almost no precedent to follow, no chart by which to steer.

DON'T: Use lip liner. "You want to steer clear of having a line around the glossy pinkness. "

generalised symbols that steer the transmission of inputs into the respective selection processes of systems.

It was evident that he hoped to steer the course between intervention and retreat and end up somehow with neutralization.

Relying on "a few good men" and the army to steer the country has left it in the lurch, says Mr Handley.

Their calculations showed that small waves of air in repeated fast pulses could steer a carpet at a speed of around one foot per second.

Falzo later said that they just looked up, " as if we could steer around them. "

You know who they are: Steer clear of them.

Politicians are often obliged to steer a course between incompatible interests.

We immediately discovered, by lowering one or two of them, that we could steer effortlessly in the required direction.

This compounds the burden on parents to steer teenage children away from relationships that will do more harm than good.

Managers put systems into place, streamline processes, create risk-avoidance procedures, and steer the investor's money into safe harbor.

Your laser printer has a mirror galvanometer that's used to steer a laser beam very accurately.

Ms Tsai has a tricky course ahead if she is to steer Taiwan's largest opposition party out of the doldrums.

Steer clear of trouble, make the right choices and you could retire in riches in this exciting game of skill and chance.

You may be able to steer yourself with ease amongst the visions, but that is not concentration.

The United States intended to steer a course "down the middle" .

It's become fashionable to steer people away from postsecondary education. Andrew Hacker on why society does that at its peril.

First, a test representative involved in use case creation should steer the team away from the common pitfalls of use case writing.

A lever used to turn a rudder and steer a boat.

It's potentially pretty useful, as the image above shows--that's Hurricane Alex, passing into Texas. Steer clear of there!

This allows developers to steer clear of many of the hard-coding decisions that are unavoidable when using HTML forms.

They must steer between the shoals of short-term deflation and the longer-term risk of accelerating consumer prices.

Content providers and cable operators may try to steer viewers to their own websites, like hucksters in a bazaar.

Consciousness has long been the province of philosophers, and most doctors steer clear of their abstract speculations.

He and Cutter at once enter into an excited conversation as to the ownership of a certain steer.

Your emotions steer your path on this world. We harmonize our chaotic energies via postings . Great, isn't it?

The bolt material specification will steer you, either partially or completely, into the proper nut selection.

Old media is well placed to steer its huge offline audiences to its websites.

Magic or not, there is growing interest in such attempts to deliberately steer the weather, and on a much larger scale.

They help to provide the much needed guidance needed to steer through the many life decisions thrown onto your path.

In Berlin, for instance, where it is a junior partner to the SPD, it has helped steer through deep spending cuts.

Master Cheng Yen continues to steer the organization with determination but surprisingly little concrete advice.

With these two criteria to steer them, many features from other languages have not made it in.

I expect the best, not the worst. I steer my ship with hope, leaving fear behind.

The squirrel can steer somewhat by moving its wrists and adjusting the tautness of its patagium.

Because we may absorb phthalates through the skin or mucus membranes, it's a good idea to steer clear of them in your sex toys.

Dr Sexton and his colleagues have adapted the technique to steer each image in several directions at once.

So Leonhardt and Pendry imagined bending space to steer light around a circular region, making anything inside that hole invisible.

In realistic applications, of course, nano machines will need some mechanism to steer them toward their destination.

There are also a few foods that I personally steer away from, like lunch meat.

I mean that you should express your REAL personality and steer away from standard polite and guarded conversations.

Ideologies are also said to provide a helpful steer to the civil service about a government's direction.

You ARE in control, so seize the wheel and steer your financial vehicle to the land of wise choices.

Create the integrity's beak the managing and booking system for driving learners, and steer the test amalgamation the analyse result.