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It is suffice to say that you know where you are going, but do not yet know how you are going to get there.

Suffice to say, speed is one of his main attributes as a full-back.

Suffice to say that this class is just a different implementation on the same theme.

Suffice to say that this will be one of your best months of 2009 for finding love or enjoying love you have now.

Suffice it to say that XML is a standard for data exchange (not just a file format).

Suffice it to say that it has no provision for instrumentation and it does not use any sort of object-relational mapping (ORM) framework.

Suffice it to say that I really like the interface and would hate to give it up.

There are, no doubt, some interests of mankind as a whole, but they do not suffice to determine political action.

Suffice it to say that if it isn't such that you can return a reasonable profit you probably shouldn't proceed.

Suffice to say, it would be an amazing match-up should it happen, but I am putting my money on Kobe and am not batting an eye.

"Suffice it to say, there has not been a big pick-up in activity in the first two weeks of the quarter, " Mr Viniar said.

But suffice it to say that Yemen is an area that we've been paying quite a lot of attention for a number of years now.

I won't get into a discussion of turnover versus stride length here, but suffice it to say most runners have too long of stride.

But if it had to perish twice, I think I know enough of hate To say that for destruction ice Is also great And would suffice.

Suffice it here to say that Yorke had a shadowy as well as a sunny side to his character .

and the point of the essay is not the subject, for any subject will suffice, but the charm of personality.

In production environments, default mapping almost always do not suffice; some degree of tuning of the mapping is usually required.

No cherished freedoms would be threatened. Just a few changes in the tax code would suffice.

Suffice it to say that anyone wanting to create a database system must be familiar with the concept of normalization.

You'll learn more about the $tag variable later in this section, but suffice it to say that it holds the name of the tag currently open.

Suffice it to say that this approach is similar in some ways, but very different in others.

A small piece of sponge, fitted with a narrow ribbon and inserted into a woman's vagina "previous to connection, " would also suffice.

Essentially, it requires a degree in mechanical engineering to understand, but suffice it to say it has everything but the kitchen sink.

it is worth fifty thousand francs, and I repeat my wish that this sum may suffice to release you from your wretchedness.

But don't be rude about it. A simple, "No, I just can't right now" will suffice.

Suffice to say, jobs are scarce and with no guarantee of security, there's little to encourage young graduates to stay.

His strength, exhausted by a mind long over-wrought, did not suffice to bear her away, light and delicate though her shape.

Market forces alone would not suffice to put information and communications technology in the service of development.

Suffice to say that all bets are off re your love life - it's going to be exciting and unpredictable from here on in!

This means common strategies will only suffice as a defence against the enemy.

However if you suffice to have business brains, does the second-hand handset's business also to be able to be good.

By dint of effort she contrived to get a glimpse of the light of truth here and there, and hoped that scant ray might suffice to guide her.

Suffice it to say that once Mr. Anderson's monkeys finish with Shakespeare, it might be best if we just let this one go.

DESCRIPTION is just a short description of your project. A sentence will suffice.

For now, suffice it to say that an instance interceptor creates a proxy to filter incoming calls directed at the intercepted instance.

Suffice it to say that he subsequently asserted that no one else had ever gone to such extremes of self-mortification.

Suffice it to say then that anyone looking like MC Mong would not last five minutes in the South Korean army.

Suffice to say that the coming eclipse will be a friendly one as eclipses go, so don't worry one bit about what's to come.

Suffice it to say, it's a long shot for Los Angeles to climb back up to the sixth seed.

A rope and net would be handy. And a circus career. Your limbs and imagination will have to suffice.

The government has made it a rule to fill the ranks by a draft, because the volunteers for military service never suffice.

Suffice it to say that each operation should be applied to the target in the way that Makes Sense.

I feel funny telling you who it was, but suffice it to say that the caller was high up at Treasury.

Suffice it to say that whenever you want to improve anything in your life, there's only one place to look: inside you.

Say something simple. 'I am sorry to hear the news' will suffice at first. Then, on an ongoing basis, 'I am thinking of you. '

The bookshelves did not suffice of his books.

It teaches the importance of precedent but cautions that it will not always suffice for a new era.

Suffice it to say, that I am VERY excited to be home with my family for Christmas this year.

As long as you follow a few basic principles when choosing, most glasses will suffice.

Szymanski holds out hope that a bit of moral suasion from high places would suffice.

Suffice it to say, it is a very bad idea to be using the sa (or any high-privileged account) for application database access.

Let it suffice to say that Web services are prime resources to be connected to the bus.

And the policies and practices that have shaped our relations over the past few decades will not suffice over the next few decades.

What I cannot gain by intellect I can possess by affection, and let that suffice me.

Key: Suffice it to say that without national independence there is no democracy or freedom.

I do not go into the details of formatting a disk in this article but, suffice to say, it is not for the weak-hearted.

Suffice it to say that without national independence there is no democracy or freedom.

Suffice to say, two weeks later, your columnist is still languishing in the information super-lay-by.

And finally: Suffice it to say, that my first few months at Nokia have been remarkably illuminating, and remarkably busy.

Simply reproducing the current unstructured information set in a more legible and transmissible format will not suffice.

Suffice it to say that the following responses of some umbelliferous plants have been observed.

A substitution account would not solve all international monetary problems nor would it suffice to restore a stable global financial system.

We also will continue to go on analysis - but suffice to prove this, "Renaissance" historical role and impact of the.

Suffice it to say that if you really need H. 264 support in Chrome, and you're running Windows, Microsoft has a H. 264 plug-in for you.

Even in a more informal environment, an Excel spreadsheet with requirements from the business stakeholder will suffice.

Well, suffice it to say it's not all like that, but that's part of it.

Just a couple of mutations in birds suffice to actually make a virus hotter, and so make a virus transmissible from human to human.

I won't go into gory detail on the calculation, suffice to say that it divides the client area into 4 areas with the same sizes.

But what if it's dark out, or your rivals are at a distance or on the phone? Will auditory information suffice?

Especially for the tough, ductile materials used in nuclear plant piping , ordinary plastic collapse analyses will possibly suffice.

No single item is of sufficient importance to suffice as a guiding principle for the organizational analyst.

Suffice it to say that the string formatting is extremely flexible.

And while broad, if the standard components do not suffice, you can further customize Solr by writing new Java classes.

B: I think a regular visitor's visa should suffice. With this visa, you can stay in the United States for up to 90days.

But for now suffice it to say that we're already seeing this happen in social networks.

Suffice it to say that, no national independence, no freedoms=and democracy.

As I said, Marines look at things very simply; why keep two definitions in your head when one will suffice?

The intensity of the exercises should suffice to cause the body sweating and increasing the heartbeat.

Suffice it to say, Deserts Xuan has lots to say and is not afraid to say it.

Suffice it to say that the unusually high boiling point of acetic acid.

But past results, though important, do not suffice when prospective performance is being judged.

I won't share the exact details of the bet (it's kinda kinky), but suffice it to say I'm very motivated to win.

For most little girls, a cake will suffice for her sixth birthday .

Moreover, when a single utility doesn't suffice, you can combine any number of UNIX utilities in a variety of ways to create your own tool.

Suffice to ask: Have we shortchanged ourselves?

You love me, I love you, it will suffice, don't try to let the other fragile sorrow.

To those honoured with your friendship this will by itself suffice to recall all the ennobling associations connected with your sex.

Suffice it to say, no turnaround will occur if he doesn't regain his explosive tendencies.

Likewise, if most of the software development will be in a scripting or procedural language, traditional methods may well suffice.

Suffice it to say that I find it impressive, and very useful.

Suffice it to say that the manager is pleased with the work.

neutral foreign forces, provided by NATO, as suggested in previous negotiations, would not suffice.

Strange! Nothing will content them but the extremist limit of the land; loitering under the shabby lee of warehouses will not suffice.

economics papers should be written. I discuss this more later, but suffice it to say.

areas in North China and the Northeast and also some suburban areas, two winters and springs, or two waves, will suffice.

Robust mouse rejuvenation, as defined above, should suffice to do this and is doable more quickly than any comparably impressive.

If the applications do not use 2PC distributed transactions, the above simple configuration will suffice.

when it shall please you to have me fall, you will not have to utter even a word, a glance will suffice.

I suffice it to say that no independent race no democratic freedom.

A few words will suffice to describe how you can perform floating-point calculations in a WDM driver.

The question is whether the "chancellor majority" will suffice to enact the package without opposition votes.

But with the case of an email service provider, online help would suffice.

I will discuss your Aquarius eclipse in detail next month, but suffice to say that it's a positive one, too.

But institutional reforms alone will not suffice "" . Even the most perfect instrument will fail, unless people put it to good use.

For the beginner, any clothing tough enough to take abrasion will suffice.

This picture could probably suffice for non-Hodgkin's lymphomatous hepatic disease as well.

If the answer is "yes" then the old tried and true explanations do not suffice.

Finally moves to the plate winnow basket the child cannot suffice the Dangyang to season.

Now we have to expect should repent, should not waste anything, and learn to cherish everything we have now will suffice.

Once calibrated, as shown in Figure 7, simple multiplication-based sizing will suffice for most TCF projects.

suffice it to say that there are several hundred such stones.

It seems so enticing to let a high school diploma suffice and avoid college, but the easy road is sometimes the worst one.

As before, of course, we don't have to rewrite both routines using the coroutine macros. One will suffice; the other can be its caller.

Suffice it to say that the gun was his.

It will suffice to say that he was surprised, vexed , sorrowful, and ill at ease.

Probably accidentally breaks an ordinary thing, already accompanied the money to suffice to redeem has resembled.

Take note that you need to form a wide V-shape if you are on a steep slope, while a narrow V-shape will suffice on a moderate slope.

As three days in April suffice to cover certain trees with flowers, six months had sufficed to clothe her with beauty.

Many such patterns are published; knowing the most common ones will often suffice for an architectural analysis effort.

No words will suffice to express the subtle ties between the subscriber and his subordinate.

Besides, the former notion of post he also holds, does not suffice to explain fully the already changed subject and reality.

As a general rule, avoid using a more complex data structure where a simpler one will suffice.

Suffice it to say that architecturally, GT200 is a dog, a fat, bloated dog.

Non-negotiable, illiquid "US Savings Bonds" would not suffice.

Suffice it to say that you love me.

The video quality should be good. A webcam with decent sound recorded in a quiet room will suffice most times.

For now, it will suffice to say that a case class allows for very terse construction of simple objects with some pre-defined methods.

At the current rate of consumption of a specified quantity of oil should suffice for 42 years.

A general commitment to free trade, though welcome, would not suffice.

Shall flocks and herds be slain for them, to suffice them? or shall all the fish of the sea be gathered together for them, to suffice them?

'For a starting collector a couple of Excel sheets and photos would suffice, ' says Ms Bruins.

Suffice it to say, though, that simply "taking stuff" doesn't actually produce anything.

Alternatively, many home-office WAPs are also routers with wired Ethernet ports, so connecting to the WAP's wired port directly may suffice.

The tabular form is the default view and is likely to suffice most of the time.

If the only prayer you say in your whole life is "thank you, " that would suffice.

To use a value returned from a method, the calling method can use the method call itself anywhere a value of the same type would suffice.

First and primally, should it even be a matter for international law, or might private contract law suffice?

If your input spans multiple lines, a typical regex won't suffice because scanning terminates at a newline, denoted by $.

suffice it to say that I love you.

World leaders' agreements, substantive or superficial, will not suffice.

While that may suffice in the short term, the far-reaching results are less than desirable.

Sometimes, more Dev Huddles might suffice, which worked out really well in atleast cutting short the meeting durations.

My sentiment such is not treasured, such recklessly is trampled by you. You suffice ruthlessly! ! !

In other landscapes, a ravine would suffice, where clinging to roots from nearby trees is an anchor.

But when teams are spread out geographically, ad hoc communication does not suffice.

The struggle, if there were one, need not be described. Let it suffice , that the clergyman resolved to flee, and not alone.

Assist Maintenance Department to ensure that the equipments are in good condition and can suffice the requirement of production and quality.

Other desert plants simply suffice with the rain water that penetrates the ground in its immediate surroundings.

A visual description alone does not suffice for this aesthetics.

This only will suffice for we cannot plumb the depths of the distortion complexes which infect your peoples.

This isn't much of an application, but it should suffice to provide a quick tour of the development process.

Suffice to say I will remain pessimistic for the remainder of the season.

Suffice it to say, the Rockets' All-Stars were on board.

Will ten dollars suffice for the expenses of your journey?

"Inflation targeting alone will not suffice, " Mr Blanchflower said.

Will this nimbleness and enthusiasm suffice to wire up the roughly 3m homes without fast broadband?

Although money in itself may not suffice to make people grand, it is difficult to be grand without money.

Suffice to bring up a cross ArcGis style when selecting the ellipse (imagine that it can be used any of the options in ArcGIS).

In such an operation, while one high pressure line would suffice, it is more convenient to have two.

For now, creating flexible and malleable skin for robotics will have to suffice.

When a material is considered hazardous, a supplier's analysis should suffice.

These ray depth settings should suffice to get the result at the end of this tutorial.

Recognize backward difference does not mean that suffice.

The concepts in this section should suffice for strategic planning of an upgrade.

that will suffice me to my heart's content.

In this case, a simple ssh connection may suffice (see " Running an ssh container" above).

Prevarication couched in pious homilies may no longer suffice.

How else would have " life can be confidant suffice " plaint!

Evolving Database Architectures Unified schemas: Multi-database: DBs have many users; passive mappings don't suffice; use active agents.

Admittedly, the preceding sentence is itself rather broad ranging and amorphous, but for our purposes, it will suffice.

Words that suffice for everyday discourse are not adequate for tracking and adjusting to a dynamic situation such as a flu outbreak.

A departure by Italy or Spain, or both, would not suffice.

True friends will never abandon you, life was a confidant suffice.

Anamnesis and clinical examination usually suffice for diagnosis.

Simply to acquiesce, skepticism, Kant wrote, can't never suffice to overcome the restlessness of reason.

You don't have to have a full conversation with everyone, but simply saying hello will suffice.

"chancellor majority" will suffice to enact the package without opposition votes.

Certainly less frequency would suffice for all important and hearty communications.

But at local restaurants, there's no need to ADD a gratuity. At five-star hotels, one or two ringgit will suffice a porter.

But this will never suffice as a scientific definition of relaxation.

But even if most nuclear projects take off, these efforts will not suffice, analysts say.

But the first family that comes to hand does not suffice to make a dynasty.

Regime change may not be sanctions' aim; behaviour change may suffice.

However for the majority of low-medium throughput scenarios, it should suffice.

These few examples may suffice to show that the above definition of sexual behavior is problematical .

Of course, in itself even such write downs may not fully suffice to restore normalcy in job creation.

We also recognize, though, that the old ways will not suffice.

However, one would suffice; the ribs themselves are tasty enough without sauce overkill.

Look upon faith as a thought in your mind, and that will suffice.

For those people, only the thrill of consuming a still living animal will suffice.

We find that volume changes of less than 0. 5% suffice to grip objects reliably and hold them with forces exceeding many times their weight.

It will suffice here to merely outline the limited classical argument for nonmagnetic materials.

Will this money suffice for your present need?

But soaking billionaires will not suffice to address the deficit and debt.

A target of growing, say 10%, in a specific corridor will not suffice in itself.

It's about transparency. It's about not lying to your customers, and thinking that a good Twitter apology will suffice when you're caught.

Using cannabis for medicinal purposes (a doctor's "recommendation" , rather than a prescription, will suffice) has been legal since 1997.

These two simple rules suffice to add all the information that's missing from the model.

However, this answer will not suffice since by definition God is perfect.

But this scratch gets you acquainted with the concept and suffice for our WEKA tests in this article.

The money will suffice for the trip.

Yet it does not suffice to refute elementary fallacies.

The preceding should nevertheless suffice to bring out the capital importance of Kafka in the framework of this essay.

If your stylesheet is relatively shallow or simple, then option 4 might suffice as a quick fix option.

A default installation of the product will suffice for our purposes.

And now let what I have said about the sublimity of words suffice for those with innate discernment.

It generates text output rather than HTML or XML, but it'll suffice to demonstrate that my trace is doing the right thing.

The options in the distribution's generic makefile should suffice for most UNIX systems.

If no other pigeon is available, her own reflection in a mirror will suffice.

If additional backing were deemed necessary, the fund's gold holdings of $80bn would more than suffice.

For interactive frame rates, a simpler model must suffice: ambient light.

Actually, and this has been proven by many Berserks, even a relatively simple program will suffice.

It may suffice to say, "If a good IDE should have it, then JSDT supports it. "

And when the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. dreamed, only the King James would suffice.

Managerial competence will simply not suffice.

If God afflict your enemies, surely that ought to suffice you.

It is suffice to say the SOA introduces new roles and responsibilities such as Service Registrar or Service Architect.

Spring in Beijing is short and mild, but with strong winds that can blow gusts of sand and dirt. A light sweater and jacket would suffice.

But in addressing what Bush 41 was thinking - he is concerned that his normal Secret Service detail will not suffice.

Is a temporary password suffice? nt for Agent installation?

As long as the occasional thought, would suffice.

It forces us to come up with new approaches where old ones no longer suffice.

In some cases, using configuration files may suffice, and there is no need for rules.

The premise behind an extension point is that its implementation isn't available at compile time, so a simple new won't suffice.

According to the present polls, one round should suffice and complacency could be his biggest threat.

For 5, 10, or more machines, the tools described here likely suffice, especially for infrequent and ad hoc administration tasks.

This money will not suffice for my present needs.

The difference between what we do and what we are capable of doing would suffice to solve most of the world's problems.

He suggested that limiting Internet hours in the dorm would suffice to prevent indulgent behavior.

One hundred dollars a month will suffice for the old lady's need.

Cost cutting alone will not suffice to pull off this trick.

It should not be used where static methods would suffice.

Suffice it that without leisure there is no liberty.

For some situations, the default configurations in the proguard. cfg file will suffice.

Sanaria had hoped that injecting the vaccine intradermally would suffice to trigger protection, Hoffman says.

Depending on your needs, the three functions in F&O should suffice.

And even well-designed disclosure requirements may not suffice.

This is insecure, since this includes read and write methods, but it will suffice for this demonstration.

Are the books available as references suffice the students' needs?

Someday I would like to add gambling to my site, but for now, just the ability to play this game will suffice.

Notepad will suffice if you don't have another preferred editor.

Instead she has purchased a fake-fur lined coat mimicking sealskin. This will suffice to keep her warm and not hold the pain therein.

Suffice it to say, it can really hurt your career if not done properly.

Suffice to say that , these days, their meetings are hardly a bundle of laughs . Take, for example, Matt LeBlanc .

But for now, let these simple requirements suffice.

One meat a day will not suffice a growing boy.

It's likely that the default settings suffice.

There are many such questions, but for starters such questions suffice.

When the partner is within your organization, only setting USERAUTH to IDENTIFY will suffice.

Sometimes just being an interesting billionaire has to suffice.