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A frail economy ought at least to be free of price pressures but Britons have had no such luck.

In the European Union, carrots must be firm but not woody, cucumbers must not be too curved and celery has to be free of any type of cavity.

We go on journeys chiefly to be free of all obstacles and of all inconveniences, to leave ourselves behind, much more to get rid of others.

As if glad to be free of the city, the train slackens speed and proceeds at a pace an arthritic giraffe could match.

I see that it is a tremendously complex thing; I did not realize that to be free of attachment implied all this.

This email and any attachments are believed to be free of any virus or other defect.

Among readers who took issue with Playworks' approach, the main concern was that children needed more time, not less, to be free of adults.

there is no such thing as a free lunch . Something may appear to be free of charge , but there may be a hidden cost .

Now, is there any essential difference between the desire to conform, and the craving to be free of conformity?

I wanted to be free of Hanna. But I never got over the feeling that something was wrong.

They are more likely to have friends of different ages and to be free of the cliquish, exclusive behavior so common in school.

They did it by taking ten-week-old mice that had been bred to be free of germs and colonising their guts by feeding them with human faeces.

Only the embryos that are predicted to be free of the genetic condition are transferred to the woman's womb.

Streets in Gulangyu used to be free of motor vehicles and are usually quiet.

And the big change came to the homework , then I seemed to be free of them at all instead of painfully wondering to choose A or B.

This defense of its right to be free of interference has a corollary.

Help me to be free of it, then I'll walk.

Questioner: In that case, how are we going to be free of it?

To be free of time is to be free of the psychological need of past for your identity and future for your fulfillment.

Americans today count on their public schools to be free of expense, open to all, and devoid of religious sectarianism.

If you follow these tips, you're more likely to be free of interference from hackers, viruses, and spammers.

people who use drugs to be free of police harassment and abuse , to assemble , to enjoy due process in the criminal law system .

To take just one example often cited by new members, Italy can hardly claim to be free of organised crime.

She yearned to be free of that.

Patent models, by law, had to be free of glue, sturdy, and no larger than 12 inches wide, long, or high.

Will all of Chongqing have to be free of motorcycles before they get involved?

Dry Air - Designed for use in applications which require air to be free of lubricants.

NOW L-Tryptophan is pharmaceutically pure - every lot is tested to be free of Peak E and microbial contamination.

The more zealous converts are relieved to be free of Mr. Brown's policy of restraint.

On the one hand, it means your date's baggage compartment is more likely to be free of ex-wives and kids.

You deserve to be free of such emotional poison.

People clamored to be free of its yoke.

S: But not just by wanting to be free of it.

That village is said to be free of thieves.

And is it ever possible for the mind to be free of time, to go beyond its limitations?

You should work to be free of the trappings that cause jealousy.

Now, is it possible for me to be free of jealousy and attachment?

It is important to note that the XML contained in src is guaranteed to be free of multireference values.

I am jealous and if I am jealous, I want to be free of it because it brings a lot of antagonism, fear, hate, all the rest of it.

So 'to live' is to be free of time; and when you say 'if', you are introducing time. And time is the greatest sorrow.

I know the way to happiness is to be FREE of the craving for praise, not to need someone to pat me on the back.

We have a right to be free of HIV.

To understand the whole nature of the trap is to be free of it;

I must say I. Yes I like to be free of her part of the day. So that I can get the shopping and the housework done.

Because every day sitting next to the computer to do the music you definitely do not want to be free of physical therapy.

Able to go where they want to be free of life, work, which has always been what I want

Porter is an outsider who longs to be free of his childhood, particularly his father;

To be free of these chains that bind my heart

It was liberating to be free of the tyranny of hair-dyeing

Maintain surfaces to be free of holes , cracks or loose flooring

CAST TO BE FREE OF EXCESSIVE FLASH

That couldn't be, I need to be free of this confusion

finished part to be free of all burrs