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

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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