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Research evidence seems to suggest that the use of antiretroviral drugs if given soon after an injury can reduce the rate of transmission.

Just a week ago it would have been unthinkable to suggest that Muammar Qaddafi could be ousted from power.

Which would seem to suggest that apartheid was entirely the business of men.

Mr Zuckerberg seems to suggest he has found a better way of doing it, with people rather than algorithms at the centre.

Did you know Voltaire was the first to suggest that the universe was created by a gigantic explosion?

But the bank continued to suggest that clients keep 10% of their funds in cash, to protect themselves in case the market pulls back again.

And , while I would not be so simplistic as to suggest that television is the cause , I believe it contributes and is an influence.

Though the central bank now seems to suggest the status quo will continue, it would be odd for China to flag any move on the yuan.

It would be entirely wrong, though, to suggest that Shevchenko did not deserve a goal from the game.

I was out with the family and my wife just happened to suggest me to take here to Primark Store as she wants to buy some stuff for the kids.

In the interview, both Dr. Johnson and Dr. Armstrong, seem to suggest that the object idea was and is an important one.

To suggest that this is the result of a revolution against an oppressive government or the consequences of welfare reform is total nonsense.

It seems to suggest that the state sector's share of the economy is growing, which it is not; non-state businesses are in fact prospering.

So at least the historical evidence seems to suggest.

And perhaps, if I may be so bold as to suggest it, you might have come with those ideas, with those formulas.

Please let us know what you think, and feel free to suggest related topics you'd like to see us cover in the future.

In the early 1850's Virchow was led by the appearance of the tissue deposits of amyloid to suggest that it had a polysaccharide composition.

Although measure of fractal dimension of relational network is an unresolved question, we still attempt to suggest a way of measure.

History also seems to suggest that these relationships are facilitated by the institution of marriage (though that may be changing).

In March, they appeared to suggest they had a deal, when, in fact, they did not.

he would say it in such a way as to suggest that it was only due to a piece of good luck.

The problem with this sort of thinking is that it seems to suggest history is not weighty, and there is not some degree of inertia in users.

His abrupt resignation and the circumstances surrounding it seem to suggest that this is more than just a blip.

But when economic data continued to suggest that growth would remain positive, if sluggish, U. S. stocks began to look like a bargain.

Also known as the devil bear or woods devil, the wolverine is not related to the wolf, as its name seems to suggest.

In addition to these, fish has always been used to suggest the accumulation of prosperity and wealth with meals on New Year's Eve.

It would be wrong to suggest that Friedman is oblivious of these risks. In an interesting aside, he writes.

Even if contemporary science tends to suggest that the hypothesis is false, we cannot rule it out conclusively .

Jennings began to suggest ways to deal with the problem, but Barras did not listen.

If you've ever tried to suggest to another person that his or her choice of a distro might not be the best, then you know what I mean.

Now, what I would like to suggest that of these two different ways of linking justice to the good, the first is insufficient.

The importance of the beginning of friendship seems to suggest that there is a providence that brings friends together.

One is the sort of -- the willingness to expose myself to a critical audience, and not to suggest that I am confident about what I'm doing.

Research is beginning to suggest that this liquid sweetener may upsetthe human metabolism, raising the risk for heart disease and diabetes.

And, while I would not be so simplistic as to suggest that television is the cause, I believe that it contributes and is an influence.

Convinced that this was no accident, Maxwell went on to suggest that light is, in fact, an electromagnetic wave.

Your dream seems to suggest that you may be tired of the normal routines of getting ready.

So when my cousin called a few days later to suggest I hire a monk to help me end my relationship with the dead man, I agreed.

I am not trying to suggest that we should forget about climate change. It looks likely to put our children in a difficult situation.

Roo is intelligent enough to suggest the next action by determining the context of your application.

She was a smart cookie, and Eddie felt sure she would be able to suggest something.

The findings seem to suggest that women are more interested in sex and feel more empowered to ask for what they want than ever.

I'd like to go with her and I'm going to suggest it to her.

But when one christens one's self, suddenly the fine names do not seem to suggest themselves.

However, there was no evidence to suggest that pupils who said they were nervous had a much quicker heart beat than normal.

Before he began, in the spring of 2009, to prophesy his own murder, there was little to suggest that he might meet a violent end.

Tripp went so far as to suggest that Lincoln's sexual indifference is what contributed to his wife's mental illness.

So that would not, at first sight, seem to suggest that oil money has been driving bond yields up and down.

If I may be so bold as to suggest that he made a mistake in his calculations. . .

Both of these numbers seem to suggest that an eventual outlay of $2 trillion is in the realm of possibility.

Some commentators, to my eyes and ears, seemed to suggest that Chinese people were somehow less moral than the rest of us.

There is not a great deal of evidence to suggest that this might be the case.

I should not like to suggest false hopes, Miss Morstan, but is there any resemblance between this hand and that of your father?

A native English speaker may be able to suggest some improvements that both you and your friend failed to notice.

"We have nothing to suggest that this anything other than a fire at the moment, " said a police spokesman.

And if I were to suggest that you were doing things exactly right?

As the authors concede, academic research on businesses that appoint COOs tends to suggest that they underperform companies that do not.

Modern astrology books seem to suggest that there were three methods used for creating the major and minor aspects.

Conventional theory used to suggest that the Sun and its family of planets formed in near isolation, far away from other stars.

There is now strong evidence to suggest that the unusually cold winters of the last two years in the UK are the result of heating elsewhere.

Yet its own documents seem to suggest that the system favours larger networks in certain cases.

He said he had come to suggest that Bank of America pay higher interest rates on savings accounts.

What I'm about to suggest to you is a simple approach that has worked every single time I or one of my students have used it.

Stopping: does that mean that this is all inhibition is designed to suggest to us.

And remember that it's your responsibility to suggest these solutions(or to seek out companies known for considering them).

These concerns led me to suggest a different course in the lead-up to the implementation of the no-fly zone.

It was absurd of you to suggest such a thing.

Nevertheless, it would be disingenuous to suggest that foraging is always straight-forward and easy.

It would be rude to suggest that this makes forecasts look like so many draws of numbers from a hat.

In this regard, the outcome from the recent Eurogroup and the Ecofin meetings seem to suggest the political resolve is in hibernation.

Your book seems to suggest that patterns can be found, documented, and reused based on experience with a single project.

Despite a heavy propaganda campaign to suggest otherwise, the subjugation of the Taliban has been a failure.

This is not to say that you can forget all facts and dates, but it is to suggest remembering them within a meaningful context.

Pakistani intelligence official said that there was no information to suggest the report of Omar's death was true.

The fact that only a few people deserve high-profile awards is insufficient evidence to suggest that such awards are damaging to society.

A good rule of thumb is to suggest that this stakeholder goals document be no longer than five pages in length.

After he had given an account of the difficulties ahead, he went on to suggest ways of overcoming them.

The Microsoft ad seems to suggest that the husband is involved in a Web fetish that's far more troubling.

He said that it would be presumptuous to suggest to the government how and when revaluation might occur.

To suggest that England had not seen robust defence overlooks the work of the Romans.

It would be wrong to suggest that all people enjoyed the kind of lifestyle of Jane Austen's characters.

On the basis of these examples, it would be foolish to suggest that the French language is ungrammatical.

This cavitation pattern seems to suggest that what exactly bursts into the FMBC is not tip vortex cavitation but sheet cavitation.

After he had given an account of the difficulties, he went on to suggest ways of overcoming them.

Western television seems to suggest that this is a pacifisticrevolution but most Christian Syrians know that's not the case.

Q: Would either of you be able to suggest whether or not voter turnout will be on the rise?

The results appear to suggest efficient and controllable gas production that responds rapidly to demand and yet is safe in operation.

Other research quoted by the Telegraph article seems to suggest that some mental faculties improve with age.

After he had given an account of the difficulties, he went on to suggest ways to overcome them.

He seemed to suggest that the purpose of Vertical was to help Bank of America hedge its mortgage risks.

There is nothing to suggest that this trend has been interrupted.

If I had to suggest one single reason for that, it's our love of certitude.

Once again I seemed to be the only person with enough credibility in both camps to suggest a compromise.

Many companies do not pay attention to the creative principal for two reasons: first, it appeared to suggest creative, b's creative easy.

After some recent hiccups, housing data are due to improve again -- but still not by enough to suggest housing is in the clear.

Judges eventually ruled in the website's favor because there was no evidence to suggest the posts were not genuine.

The immediate enthusiasm seemed to suggest the Bund Bull may become a symbol for Shanghai as it has for New York .

To suggest that this all , sort of, about little, tiny creatures, I want to bring it close to home .

I would like the flier to be bright, modern & possibly sparkling colours to suggest clean windows.

I wanted to suggest these three things in the homely and common vision of a mother with her child and the security that they represent.

prosecutors disagree , claiming there is nothing to suggest the allowance could be considered as salary.

The figures seem to suggest that might not be a bad idea.

Used to suggest doing something that you do not really want to do, because you have no better ideas.

New evidence in economics and epidemiology seems to suggest that we care about other people's weight as much as we do our own.

Officials have asked the public to suggest names and symbols for the unit and for a cargo spacecraft that will serve it.

Give your employees the power to suggest alternative meeting times with just a couple of mouse clicks.

"To suggest that humans and monkeys get fat because of a high-fat diet is not a good suggestion, " she said.

However, I've subsequently discovered no evidence to suggest that this is the case. Perhaps its dilapidation is just due to natural neglect.

None of this is to suggest that such transactions do not carry big risks, both political and economic.

I don't quite understand the graph. It seems to suggest that China's housing is more affordable than other countries - which can't be true.

A cost-benefit analysis would seem to suggest my umbrella is the better option.

Intellectually, there is much to suggest that China's economy can't go on like this.

There is. . . nothing to suggest that mothering cannot be shared by several people.

If redistribution is what is sought, it seems odd to suggest that the US should bear the bulk of the cost of a climate change agreement.

The best way to get hackers to do things was to suggest them, and hope that the hackers would be interested enough.

None of which is to suggest that China is resisting a movement on the currency just to spite the U. S. It has reasons for caution.

Some other writers seem to suggest that integrating Acegi with JSF requires the JSF application to serve the login page (see Resources).

Furthermore the reception area is always available to suggest classic and unusual itineraries to better visit the city.

Instead, history seems to suggest that the situation will probably get worse before it gets better.

Keeping inflation under control is a real concern and I do not mean to suggest otherwise.

The job of the agency is to suggest ideas and to produce a finished advertisement from the idea that the client likes best.

This seems to suggest that what looks like increased faith in government is actually faith in Mr Obama.

The strange power of the placebo does seem to suggest that human mind is stronger than we think it is.

It is inappropriate at this time to suggest that widespread trauma has occurred or to identify particular people as suffering trauma.

"There is nothing to suggest a rate cut is on the cards, " she said.

Some ECB rate-setters seem to suggest that a liquidity trap can be avoided simply by not reducing interest rates.

The scaffold is meant to suggest the nomadic state of the free store and its ability to be set up anywhere.

The second time she asked me to prove our innocence, I assumed a prim expression to suggest an intercourse with her.

I shrugged and said, 'Sorry. But you go right on ahead. ' I Americanised my tone to suggest a lightheartedness I did not feel.

Cross the classmate that take an examination of to suggest a time is floriferous go up in maths and professional class.

We haven't seen numbers from the hoteliers themselves yet, but we don't expect to see anything to suggest broad recovery.

The villagers' stand inspired copycat action and led some to suggest that it offered a model for a more democratic China.

The images seem to suggest that sofas could make people freer, more relaxed, sexier even.

It is not the intention of this paper to suggest that LabVIEW is the ideal solution to all data acquisition problems.

They walked side by side in such a way as to suggest afar off the low, easy, confidential chat of people full of reciprocity.

There is no evidence to suggest that the authors took any quotes out of context or reported only one side of the story.

There is some evidence to suggest that a more integrated design approach is beginning to gain ground, however, and this is to be encouraged.

The logo that was used from 1924 to 1946. The logo is in a form intended to suggest a globe, girdled by the word "International" .

I'm afraid there's been some misunderstanding. I certainly didn't mean to suggest that you shouldn't fill any orders for her.

Audience: You seem to suggest, Sir, that by ceasing to think, the "I" will be absent.

I do not mean by all this to suggest that slaves are necessary or that the right of slavery is legitimate, for I have proved the contrary.

Your managing director has asked you to suggest ways in which this can be done without creating unnecessary conflict with staff.

It makes sense for experts to suggest young people go to small or mid-sized cities. But it is always easier to say than to do.

Inside was a note which appeared to suggest a meeting; perhaps even a date.

The Election Commission has shown itself vigilant enough to suggest that Thailand's endemic vote-buying will become harder to get away with.

And not only that, but other politicians had begun to suggest that they might run as well.

The objective of this work is to recall the importance of a good management of the dental records and to suggest a charting system.

To suggest that the U. S. abandon economic growth as a policy goal is a fairly far-reaching proposal.

A reporter could mention both viewpoints, but not in such a way as to suggest there is no scientific consensus on the issue.

There is, in other words, starting to be enough evidence to suggest that Bode's law might not be a complete fluke.

Saxe went on to suggest that by interfering with this area of the brain, reactions to other people could be modified.

Any Western doctor should be happy to suggest such a Chinese dish after childbirth.

It's no understatement to suggest that The Treacherous Three are one of the top five greatest rap groups of all time.

I haven't read any significant empirical evidence to suggest we are anywhere near the bottom.

There should be meetings to help raise awareness for the need for change and to give employees a chance to suggest their own solutions.

Experts say North Korea put his birth a year later to suggest a harmony in being born 30 years after his father, Kim Il-sung.

The fine fibres of the feathers are too small to draw every single one, but simply add a few here and there to suggest the texture.

A rule of thumb about what to call others is simply to wait for the other person to suggest a change from formal to informal name usage.

During the evaluation session, wild ideas are converted to practical ones or used to suggest realistic solutions.

It is not up to me or anyone else to suggest what they do with those choices.

With that in view, I would like to suggest that I respectfully disagree with that view and will allay your concerns.

Or so I tried to suggest to the fatigued correspondents during that long night in the weird setting of a Moscow ballroom.

If the reply is "no" , the person will probably go on to suggest that they go and have lunch together.

He goes on to suggest that 360 reviews are often used for anonymous ax grinding.

"That seems to suggest that what imagined speech actually really is, it's more like internally listening to your own voice, " Schalk says.

Also note that there is no evidence of fracture to suggest penetrating trauma as an etiology for these findings.

Some industrialists like Gaia because it seems to suggest that Mother earth could survive even vast amounts of industrial pollution.

It feels a bit curmudgeonly to suggest that these happy Asian trends should be greeted with skepticism.

Which all goes to suggest that the Islamists may indeed be intent on bringing peace and prosperity to a country desperately in need of both.

The White House declared the trip a "private" one earlier in the week, although North Korea's officials strained to suggest otherwise.

His group was among the first to suggest, and then demonstrate, that the answer lay in the synchronisation encoding the separate features.

But there is little evidence to suggest that he won't be a ferocious fund-raiser again once the general election campaign begins.

He points out that there is evidence to suggest that the number of suicides has declined as more cases of depression have been diagnosed.

The authorities said an organic bean-sprout farm near Hamburg may have been responsible, but tests seemed to suggest otherwise.

At this point I would like to suggest a theory as to the origins of the aspect symbols.

Talk to the second company's CEO and tell them either they get a grip or you'll have no option but to suggest they stand down.

Lee is expected to suggest building a "strategic partnership" between the two countries during the visit.

Now there is new evidence to suggest that houses built with bales of straw can be very strong. They are also environmentally friendly.

It is not far-fetched to suggest that it will take another century of humankind to realize all of the implications of this revolution.

This prompted Erich von Daniken in his book Chariots of the Gods to suggest that they actually were runways for extraterrestrial craft.

When you want to suggest that the animal is very loveable, you can intensify any of these by saying "sweet little lambie" , etc.

To suggest, as the book's British subtitle does, that Britain was "divided" over whether to fight is an exaggeration.

To suggest otherwise was 'reckless, ' he said.

If the reply is "no" , the person will go on to suggest that they go and have lunch together.

There is some evidence to suggest that the linguistic situation at the end of the nineteenth century was much simpler than it is now.

There is an evidence to suggest that the primary cause of conflicts between Indian tribes was the invasion of territory.

Small innovations are often introduced into the style of hospitality to suggest the personality of the host.

Executives later told Parliament they had found nothing to suggest phone-hacking had been widespread.

United will be among the elite, but they are still to suggest that the Premier League trophy can be recaptured.

There is no evidence to suggest that there can be turning back to out-dated technology.

Guardiola's post-match response to Mourinho's for-once justified triumphalism was to suggest that "any team can choose how they play" .

eg. It was a mistake to suggest Paris as the meeting place.

The reports were the latest in a series to suggest the economy remained on a slow-growth path and offered hope it would dodge a recession.

As such, the number and extent of his possessions seemed almost to suggest the reincarnation of Charlemagne's Empire.

I do not mean to suggest that such astonishing consolidations of income at the top directly cause sharp economic declines.

Albert Einstein was the first to suggest the existence of stimulated emission in a paper published in 1917.

Since this will be my first job and I don't have much experience, I feel hesitant to suggest a starting salary.

But, not to suggest more obvious reasons, it may be that they are kept silent by the very constitution of their nature.

The smile on his face seemed to suggest that he was happy to have lost his life for his country.

Probably the safest way is to suggest a writing course for all employees, pointing out some of the mistakes they keep making.

He called his wife, Kumi, at 2: 40 p. m. , March 11, to suggest they take their two young sons to a barbecue place for dinner.

Of course it would be wrong to suggest that there are fixed rigid meanings with regard to these symbols.

Here I want to suggest that it is not, and to try and locate what seem to me some significant differences between science and religion.

Or they make enormous generalizations about American culture, to suggest that we're all going to hell in a handbasket.

We are not trying to suggest in any way that that's the limit of exposure.

He also said that incoming information since the Fed's January meeting "continues to suggest sluggish economic activity in the near term" .

And nor did Mr Bush say anything in Amman to suggest that he is in the market for that "graceful exit" .

It would be unrealistic to suggest that illegal digging would stop if artifacts were sold on the open market.

Rather than a top-down flow of ideas, top management encourages employees and franchisees to suggest innovations.

You hear this phrase often used to suggest a disaster had been averted.

His parents, privately, and Seattle journalists, publicly, began to suggest that he should be more civic-minded.

He felt that the board should have come to him offering a new grant, without his having to suggest it.

This has led Taylor (1995) to suggest that the basic unit of analysis in political science should be the states, not the state.

He or she will be able to suggest some other courses of action that you might take.

I'd like to suggest a middle class are not allowed to use mobile phones, valuables, people should keep.

The Delegation of Brazil stated that it thought that the document was a good basis, and wanted to suggest minor amendments.

My principles are simply meant to suggest new ideas, options, and tools, so you can design systems for organizing that work for you.

At least one source in Beijing yesterday dared to suggest a rethink of China's stance.

The results of the benchmark seemed to suggest that acquiring a lock is an expensive operation.

The data was the latest in a series, ranging from retail sales to trade, to suggest the recovery has picked up steam.

"The marketing no longer needs to suggest 'buyer beware, ' " said John Taylor, director of product marketing at A. M. D.

This is not to suggest that Singapore has stagnated, but China is simply growing so fast that it has changed its view of the outside world.

During your stay here! we will arrange for you to see something really Chinese. Do you have anything particular to suggest?

But it is to suggest that China prefers, particularly in a nuclear age, to use "soft power" and "smile diplomacy" abroad.

Yeah right. You were going to suggest that we cut both their throats .

It's all very well for you to suggest a holiday in Italy, but how am I to find the money?

evidence to suggest that this is not the case.

That seems to suggest that the world cannot even feed its current population, let alone the 9 billion expected by 2050.

The country that hosts the games is allowed to suggest what new sports should be included.

Participants are free to suggest new interoperability testing scenarios as well as test scenarios that they view as important.

Finally, none of this is to suggest that all learning needs to be goal-driven.

And these practices aren't nearly widespread enough to suggest another bust is imminent.

This company contacts IBM to help them understand the root cause of the problem and to suggest remedies.

Though it may seem a stretch to suggest that the mind of a dreamer could be read in this way, it is not.

Nor would I wish to suggest that the fate of chemistry and biology will be to become part of physics.

But it is fair to suggest that any new design would probably have had applications elsewhere.

Until this study, the researchers write, there was little evidence to suggest the moss responded so strongly to the climate.

The coach clapped the new member of his team on the back to suggest his encouragement.

It would be crass to suggest that we can learn to live like the Inuit or the Sami, for clearly our life experience is very different.

Among the first to suggest that clocks be moved ahead to extend daylight hours during the spring and summer was Benjamin Franklin.

The software giant went back to Yahoo yesterday to suggest a joint venture that would give Microsoft a position in Yahoo's search business.

Since this will be my job and I don't have much experience, I feel hesitate to suggest salary.

Faced with the reality of the numbers, I will not be so foolish as to suggest a solution to the crime problem.

The respondents do not get to suggest the words that bother them the most, but rather are given five options decided upon by the university.

Even after the avalanche of corporate scandals, it is still risky to suggest policies that diverge from corporate interests.

Mondale borrowed the line from a hamburger commercial that had used the phrase to suggest that competing products shortchanged the consumer.

The lawlessness and carnage has led some Mexico-watchers to suggest the country is at risk of becoming a failed state.

Yet Cheney still has the gall to suggest that dropping the term "war on terror" will increase the terrorist threat to the United States.

A close look would be likely to suggest that the car is the most conspicuous type of life on earth.

That and the similarities between the attacks tend to suggest they were carried out by the same individuals or by members of the same cell.