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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.

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

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.

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

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!

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 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.

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

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

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.

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.

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

Suffice to ask: Have we shortchanged ourselves?

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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).

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

Suffice Perhaps it will suffice to mention the nuclear bomb.

Suffice to say it will make full use of your skills.

Perhaps it will suffice to mention the nuclear bomb.

Perhaps it will suffice to mention the unclear bomb.

You will probably not have time for all of the examples at the end. It should suffice to cover one or two of them.

I will get into the detail of the coming eclipses next month, but suffice to say, they will work in your favor .

Thus, the percent averages stated above are obviously crude, but they can suffice to introduce the nature of the cost picture.

It did suffice to build classical analysis.

Word will suffice to convey his grief.

No words will suffice to convey my grief.

For instance, the facility might encode a document into 64 fragments, any 16 of which suffice to reconstruct it.

That will suffice to give you a record of the texts and practice summarizing.

If one encounters, there will be unobtainable, motionless artistic expression that is suffice to dipict the aspiration it has evoked;

Suffice to justify an arrest;

As will suffice to light her lamps;