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The face of life's troubles and setbacks, the most important is to straighten out his own heart state, positive face cutting.

Charlie Babbitt is frantically trying to straighten out his failing Los Angles business which involves expensive import cars.

"I thought Romney was a shoo-in, " he said. "Something is way wrong. It may take a revolution to straighten out our government. "

we are prepared to straighten out the matter in an amicable way by paying you a rebate of 5% so as to start with a clean slate.

Since you are going to leave the company, you have to straighten out the accounts in a week.

Today is a good day to reflect on what you are doing with sex and turn it over to your higher mind to straighten out for you.

Trying to straighten out a crazy boss is like trying to soothe a starving cheetah that's about to consume you for dinner.

He got it all screwed up, it will take a week to straighten out the mess.

The speech helped him to straighten out his thinking.

I would like to help cut head, first of all to straighten out these plush toys, and use scissors along the line they were cut.

From the start, the round's chief ambition was to straighten out some of the kinks in agricultural trade.

This process is now widely used to straighten out the teeth of adults.

it will take some years to straighten out the relations between the various economic sectors.

The fund is designed to push tough policies to straighten out countries that have mismanaged finances, not win a popularity contest.

EU Commissioner Oliver Rehn is in Athens to discuss Greek proposals to straighten out its government finances.

If you try to "straighten out" your spouse, you are not being honest; you are making a disrespectful judgment.

However, the path is going to straighten out, and your final period on Earth will be smooth and exhilarating.

They were told to pick up what they had dropped and put it back, then asked to straighten out the mess.

His business affairs are in a terrible mess; they'll take ages to straighten out.

To straighten out (something puzzling or complicated); clarify or resolve.

The government says it will use asymmetric regulation, or steps that benefit the challengers, to straighten out imbalances.

Reads the browsing article very much, looks for under the essential sentence to use the lineation to straighten out the article structure.

I am afraId It wIll take three years to straIghten out the prIces of consumer goods.

External events can by the "normal order" to straighten out, we will have the desired results.

To straighten out (difficulties, for example); resolve.

Institute of happy life, the most important is to straighten out their own mentality.

To Straighten Out the Thinking of Higher Physical Education Relying on Characteristics of Physical Education

To straighten out debt defaults among enterprises,

Gonna have to straighten out your tongue