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She did not choose to rely on labor to survive, she has chosen to rely on quick lie down to a redistribution of wealth.

"If you're up in Greenland, it probably takes a whole different set of genetic variations to survive in that environment than in Arizona. "

I am here to say that it is not only possible to survive, but it is possible to thrive with the right support and commitment.

By arranging for most objects to survive less than one collection, garbage collection can be very efficient.

If your company folds, or if you're made redundant, you may be able to survive for a few months on the income from your side business.

I would also like to thank such a person, they supply me with work, so I was able to work to survive, to raise their children.

But a brittle government under strong pressure from its electorate and military may struggle to survive if it frees Raymond Davis.

Such an outcome could injure the company's balance sheet or threaten its ability to survive as an independent company, analysts said.

The Doctors told the sheriff that in order for the child to survive they needed to find the rest of her scalp.

"Art for me was nothing at the beginning, " he said. "It was a way to get out of there, to survive. "

Mr. Reithofer said BMW is always interested in cooperation with other auto makers but said BMW is 'strong enough to survive on its own.

Luckily, We've drifted to a safe place, but we have to help one another in order to survive in a place like this.

everyone around was just talking about drugs or sex or you know, just trying to survive the day.

A man was pushed out of an airplane, without a parachute. How was he able to survive?

Soon I'd be launched into the rough adult world, and I knew I'd have to be tougher than anybody if I wanted to survive.

You want to help travelers from outer space - beaver, repair his spacecraft and is ready to survive the harsh winter.

And just a father and son trying to survive, walking along the road.

How much money does someone need to survive in Cambodia?

In its day, it was one of the greatest books to survive from the ancient world.

When you're struggling to survive in a corporate job, it might be an achievement just to make it through the day.

Now I urge you to take some food. You need it to survive . Not one of you will lose a single hair from his head.

It seemed white people were trying to show me that they stopped killing me, but it was too late for me to survive in this society.

Not that I ever thought I was ready but at least I have been able to survive my years, so far.

In 2007, when she was still expected to survive, I wrote a short story about her illness and deliberately gave it a happy ending.

The medical staff confirming his death said some of his vital organs had not developed enough to survive. BBC News.

If you get rich by selling goods to wastrels, do not expect to survive when your customers run out of money.

The rest of the non- financial sector of the economy is going to have to survive in a less forgiving financial environment .

The data could help conservationists make a stronger argument for how much krill the whales need to survive.

I love you and you leave, I'll experience a loss and be sad and lonely, but I'll still be able to survive.

To be able to survive, small businesses have to accommodate the needs of the local community, said the owner of the Teaneck General store.

An attempt to salvage a stuck anchor capsized the boat, and the four men were forced to cling to the hull to survive.

And animals are sometimes killed out of a wish to reduce numbers to help the species to survive.

Another way we seem to be hard-wired to survive is in how we pick and choose our reproductive partners.

I wonder how much bubble wrap you would need to survive jumping out of a plane.

I think you know you have to be able to read the markets, prove yourself to the position in a bad cycle, and then you're going to survive.

General Motors (GM) closed out its centennial year having to ask the U. S. taxpayers for loans to survive.

That was the only way I was going to survive , " she said, referring to the double-ended paddle used on sea kayaks. "

If he were to survive, he must persuade himself to continue believing some of this.

The next period was one where I was crippled with debt, as well as trying to survive on a single income with no medical insurance.

In 2005, she lost her tail after getting caught in the buoy line of a crab trap and was forced to rely on her human rescuers to survive.

Without money, how could you arrange for someone to do services? Everyone would be too busy trying to survive for society to ever develop.

At least people have jobs, and will be able to survive, maybe wages aren't keeping up with the cost of living, but people can still survive.

But many in India do not see child labour as a social evil that has to be ended immediately, saying the poor need it to survive.

Had it not been for Heidelberg's takeover, he says, Hanson might have struggled to survive on its own.

That life would have to survive on comparatively little oxygen and water, and would have to be very tolerant of methane.

There was no better time to test for ethical conduct than during such a dire economic crisis and the scramble to survive.

Many Japanese families are no doubt going through similar shifts, assuming they have been lucky enough to survive.

Going into "technical debt" is often required to survive and drive cash flow.

In their efforts to survive, they find themselves on the surface of the monster itself, which turns out to be a submarine.

The mosquitoes were unlikely to survive a Dutch winter: the surprise was that tropical insects could flourish in a North Sea summer.

According to this view, faith would not have persisted over thousands of generations if it had not helped the human race to survive.

I know he wants pocketed me to live with the venison, but I also know he intended to survive his mother.

You can't come and live in Shanghai ". And I said " But I need the money to buy the train ticket. I need a coupon to survive in Shanghai.

What an animal eats dictates to a large extent how much territory it needs to survive.

The modified question will be: How much bubble wrap do you need to survive jumping out of the 6th floor of a building?

World War Two may well have been the first war in history in which a wounded soldier was more likely to survive than to die.

Regulators now have a better idea of how much capital is needed to survive a meltdown.

We might think we need all this choice, but it is possible for humans, not only to survive, but to thrive without any choice at all.

To him, it means 'the force of a sea of people trying to survive, ' he said.

When you were small, you learned soon enough that with us who live here, the sea is no sport but a way to survive.

I'm not perfect, but I really need your love to survive. give me your love once more, and I don't care if I would lose the whole world!

"Pensioners have no voice and are left to survive on a meagre allowance each week that most people would never manage on, " he said.

Here the cost of production of a simple mold as long as a fraction of the field, out of 3 km, similar enterprises is difficult to survive.

Married people are more likely to survive cancer, whereas those going through a break-up have the worst chance of beating it, a study shows.

And neither kind of supposedly strong government was more likely to survive at the polls within two years of a bout of budget-slashing.

Researchers said the difference between great whites and serial killers was that the sharks killed to survive rather than for thrills .

"Nobody dares speak the truth. Everybody's just trying to survive, " he said.

At the time, the company was fighting to survive and was forced to lay off engineers as it slashed costs.

Few of the Dwarves are able to survive in this sharp frost, not to mention the enemies who would dare trying to usurp the town.

He said evidence from past climates confirmed that Greenland should be able to survive temperature rises higher than 3C.

If it doesn't rain within the next few weeks, the crops will have to be watered if they are to survive.

I'm very adaptable and I feel I really like the weeds. No matter where I am, it's quite easy for me to survive.

Lolo promptly produced a pair of boxing gloves, as he prepared to teach Berry that he had to be strong to survive in a tough world.

Since the 1980s, choral music has had a hard struggle to survive, although many composers have continued to make experiments in this field.

also it might be helpful for you to survive from suffering tragedy and anguishing catastrophe.

The renowned astrophysicist said he fears mankind is in great danger and its future "must be in space" if it is to survive.

Tribune might have been able to survive if it had not been loaded with $13 billion of debt.

You fool. The power of the Orbs allows me to survive. Enough to escape you and join my Chaos horde, already gathering close to this castle.

The victim would have had a chance to survive if he had been taken to hospital in time.

The only legitimate way to survive the Titanic was to have initially gone with the ship.

Because it needs to survive transport, increased shelf-life and cooking fats and preservatives are added. And how much does it really cost.

With a supply of vitamins and water, people have been known to survive over a year without eating.

It must be textured for traction, embedded with heating elements for melting away ice and snow, and able to survive years of traffic.

The government helps fund things that would not be able to survive with out help. Like the rail system. Hence improving our way of life.

The sun will burn out in due course, and we have to be off this planet if our species is to survive.

Without more of those, Bertelsmann is unlikely to survive as the media giant he made it.

Forgiven her? There was nothing to forgive. She was trying to escape from her own particular solitude. She gave me just enough to survive.

For most of the camp's 20, 000 or so residents, that rice and a bit of thin soup is all they have to survive on.

Just as a fish needs gills to survive in water, people need brains that make them able to deal with other people.

Argentine companies have no choice but to try to survive, generate cash and get it out of the country, a management consultant says.

People marvelled that the Soviet system had produced such a human figure, and had allowed him to survive.

Out of expectation, Shaoyang Jixin Real Estate seems to survive the catastrophe.

Her greatest achievement was to survive seven attempted coups and hand over peacefully at the end of her six-year term.

at least fisichella managed to survive an unscheduled run through the gravel trap , rejoining without losing his place after running wide.

How much cash do you need to survive the early years?

He also urged companies trying to survive the recession to follow Intel's model of investing in future products.

Oxford Black series. It is not easy to survive in a snowstorm and ice blizzards for hours.

But here's the thing: Mr. Obama must be prepared to face those consequences if he wants his presidency to survive.

Hayes was one of only five members of his 45-member platoon to survive the battle.

Consider how you fit with a company, what energizes you, and what you need to survive and thrive in a career.

After a busy day trying to survive Zimbabwe 's economic crisis, Jeffrey Ndoro likes to relax after work with a beer.

Some of these variations directly impact the ability of an individual to survive in a given environment.

When, finally, she asked for a doctor, she was rushed to a liver unit and was lucky to survive.

It's been a long haul, a fascinating ride, and like the abalone, they just hope to survive.

To explore the surface of the moon, astronauts must be able to survive outside the protection of their spacecraft.

Those that have managed to survive - sometimes just barely - have done so with a mix of technology and determination.

Up until that day, I had been too busy trying to survive my abusive marriage.

If only a modicum of calm returned to markets, Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs should be able to survive.

On the one hand, if the body doesn't have enough cholesterol, we would not be able to survive.

It had found some way to survive here, this cat; it was better off for being left on its own, so he released it again.

Acellular dermal matrix patch is good repair material with no twice trauma and easy to survive.

An outsider can muddle through an unfamiliar wilderness at some level, but to thrive or to survive a crisis, he'll require local expertise.

Yet if the euro zone needs more fiscal federalism to survive, politics seems to preclude a Maastricht-style leap towards integration.

Using this inefficient technique, each could catch one fish per day, which was just enough to survive to the next day.

Will liberal democracy be able to survive in a post-Christian world, particularly one in which internalized guilt is abandoned?

Business model is an organic combination of a series elements and methods on which enterprise rely to survive and develop.

Change is well overdue for your present industrial model, and a new energy and a new society must be birthed if you are to survive.

After you've died and retried a dozen times and have the layout of the level memorized, you might be able to survive.

They have to survive the feeling is not easy, the year is just like the knife, they face the vicissitudes of the mark.

If it slackened while expanding, its strength would be absolutely null, and it would be even less likely to survive.

Purple Heart just proves that were you smart enough to think of a plan , stupid enough to try it , and lucky enough to survive .

Citigroup's stock plummeted last week to its lowest level since December 1992, raising doubts about the bank's ability to survive.

Even after damselfish killed off parts of the staghorn colonies, the areas that remained were able to survive.

Without special equipment, astronauts would not be able to survive in outer space.

No one will be able to survive if the land, water and atmosphere are seriously polluted.

Goats with horns seem to survive better in the heat than goats without horns.

What you are doing to survive is not of my concern, I only care to know your longings and whether you dare to dream or not.

But the regime is running out of money, and will need loans if it is to survive.

To survive, it was better for our ancestors be part of a group than left out in the cold to forage on their own.

Education concept: if a man just to survive, the concept and others he never find the direction of self and power.

The humans may be able to survive under different leadership, but if they ever want to go on the offensive, they need John Connor.

Persistent data storage. Information stored by the ISOS must be able to survive a variety of mishaps.

Cutting deforestation, wild animals will be forced to leave the territory to survive, the pathogen directly or indirectly to humans.

I'm telling you because somehow I managed to survive, I found a Way.

Nothing compares to trying to survive emotionally in the ballet world. It's really inhumane at times.

Wolf in the Wasteland was written in a degenerating era, in which the intellectual was almost unable to survive.

Despite these shortcomings, it was the work of two men that helped the colony to survive: John Smith and John Rolfe.

Will Slackware, a Linux variation created for friends of the developer be able to survive outside of its core element?

They were just kids really, alone, afraid, and trying to survive.

Separated from his clones, Palpatine was forced to survive in the maddening, bodiless existence of the void.

Millions of people here are trying to survive without heat, water or electricity in temperatures that stay well below zero.

My children, I vowed 4, would be allowed to survive on chocolate bars and, of course, sweets.

I just do not know how I'm going to survive this.

Cameron's sub needs to be able to survive the enormously powerful water pressure present miles below the ocean's surface.

The hotel would like to survive to be further tap the potential within the premise and will vigorously carry out an integrated operation.

Admittedly, it sounds a little far fetched - to be able to survive without eating.

Growing numbers of children in Zimbabwe are turning to prostitution to survive, the charity Save the Children says.

Unemployed and homeless, he met Mr Ishimaru and said he wanted to return to North Korea to document the people's struggles to survive.

Well, if he's making them better, they should be able to survive without him. That's how you lead your guys.

The center needed mesh filters fine enough to strain out the larvae but tough enough to survive stretching over a water jar.

Dare you took the decision to survive, and overlooks the noble gesture of humiliation, with a meaningful smile of a lifetime of frustration.

No matter how good or bad you think life is, wake up each day and be thankful for life. Someone somewhere else is fighting to survive.

heard "Pi pit" of the charred voice , which is the outermost layer of ants to survive using the body to open up the road.

But I suspect small shops won't be able to survive for much longer. The competition from the supermarkets is too great.

For the euro to survive, Europeans need to be prepared not just for painful fiscal adjustment but for profound structural reform as well.

'I'm not thinking about the future yet, ' he said. 'I am just trying to survive right now. '

When they encounter the enemy, they can run very fast, those Paode Man's will not be able to adapt to the environment to survive.

When you are trying to get an idea to survive the gravitational force of operations, you need to preserve those windows of non-stimulation.

You don't have to be perfectly adapted to survive, you just have to be as well adapted as your competitors.

Similarly, trees need time to be able to neutralize the toxins in the air and produce the balance that we need to survive.

Most fetuses lost to miscarriage likely had developmental problems and would not have been able to survive.

I wrote my own book on how to survive the credit crunch, The Long and the Short of It, published this year.

Life spann The average or maximum length of time an organism, a material, or an object can be expected to survive or last.

Companies across the ecosystem have to acquire or develop three dominant traits to survive : relevance , interactivity, and accountability .

Human beings may be able to mitigate the spread of malaria, but birds will need the help of conservationists if some species are to survive.

There's another way to survive this competition --a way no one ever seems to tell you about, one you have to learn for yourself.

"Before I didn't have even a piece of land, so I came here to look for a life, a way to survive, and to have my own home, " he says.

In their efforts to survive, they find themselves on the surface of a monster itself.

With the environment and quality of production equipment, the quality is always to survive to this philosophy.

You had better grow some HARD BARK on your ass if you hope to survive and prevail in a REAL STRUGGLE for LIFE or DEATH!

But I am very disappointed with the practice of NTT, we had to, in order to survive, I can only choose to leave.

Banks should have thick-enough cushions of equity to be able to survive any likely depth of downturn.

The months she had hoped to spend getting to know her new daughter were hijacked by illness, fear and a desperate quest to survive.

He worried that he would not be strong enough mentally and physically to survive a transplant.

Unique school-running features are critical for higher education institutions to survive and develop in this age of increasing competition.

She was the only one to survive the accident.

Man seems to disregard the needs of Nature and the many species that are reliant on a good habitat to survive.

She was the only one to survive the plane crash.

Few would be surprised if some of the more aggressive firms do not have the financial strength to survive that long.

What about all the professors, now only pale shades of themselves, who search trash bins and containers for a piece of bread to survive?

If regional banks are fighting to survive, lower fees will not be enough to get small-business finance flowing again.

They did not have to survive the terrible heat of summer, but there was still an extreme lack of water.

But this would be wrong, because real-life deep sea organisms do not require such features to survive.

Sales have plunged at Spuck Bennett's Harley dealerships . " We're just trying to survive , " he says .

I wanted to survive to see my children grow up -- and here I was where that dream could be shattered at any moment.

So capitalism both deserves to survive, and will survive, just as it did after the even greater economic disaster of the 1930s.

But the prospect of failing to survive was not merely frightening, as she had expected.

It is very primitive for it bases on fear: "I am unable to survive in the competition of life if I am not well educated. "

When I proclaimed that I would attempt to survive the month of February on a mere $79, I felt pretty confident I could do just that.

It's not necessarily because everybody likes to but they HAVE to because if they were to survive alone on record sales they would starve.

And, being a little intrigued, I went to go meet this group, and what I found was 20 unwed mothers who were trying to survive.

He is the first patient to survive a year with a new type of transplanted heart-assist device.

For some, the search for a postindustrial alternative led out of the cities to rural communes, few of which were destined to survive.

She was the only one to survive the crash.

What's more, if you think about how to survive now, you'll be well prepared to change direction if the need arises.

Without a desire to survive, acquired skills serve little purpose and invaluable knowledge goes to waste.

To survive, the best known schools have had to adapt to specific features of the market.

So the shift in my thinking changed the purpose behind my actions. I was no longer working to survive. I was taking action to thrive.

Some tricks might be stinky but work well, and to survive China should get used to those tricks and not be irritated.

He says most people do not know that female mosquitoes feed on sweet plant nectars to survive.

He said it was "illogical" for shippers to offer zero rates, but they do whatever they can to survive in a highly cyclical market.

Without metabolism we would not be able to survive.

She will need many more over the next three years if her government is to survive in Australia's brave new world.

Some are being fished in the wild so much that they cannot reproduce enough to survive.

Animals with a heavy coat of fur are better able to survive in the cold.

Most have become so reliant on the creature comforts of this world that they can't begin to understand how they will be able to survive.

Many of the activities that give us pleasure are things that we, as a species, need to survive, like the aforementioned eating and mating.

Under weakly alkaline condition, cancerous cells will not be able to grow, or even to survive.

You might be strong enough or lucky enough to escape, to survive.

As a result of my own experiences, I am familiar with the despair and frustration endemic to individuals struggling to survive.

Wahhabi power therefore cuts right across King Abdullah's incremental reforms, which he sees as vital if the Saudi kingdom is to survive.

People are investing in their facilities here just to make sure they're the best and to assure they're able to survive better.

Within weeks of the first dose, it appeared to work, by preventing tumors from making proteins they need to survive.

The classic Darwinian explanation might be that "braver" males produce offspring that are fitter and more likely to survive.

Qian Yun-chao said: "In fact, as long as you breathe a sigh of relief and more, will be able to survive the storm. "

After losing her mother when the Haitian capital was devastated by the earthquake of January 12th, she is now struggling to survive.

For disadvantaged brand, want to be able to survive for development, must establish brand advantage.

Many plants are unable to survive in such a harsh environment.

However, a few managed to survive the devastation, reaching the relative safety of great underground vaults.

To survive at work you must learn to turn this irritable facility off, or at least turn it down.

But most men and women are so bogged down with the day-to-day minutiae of striving to survive they do not savor the wonders of being alive.

Matt Brittin, Google's UK director, told a Society of Editors conference that Google did not need news content to survive.

Interestingly, the Nook Color also provides clues to what Android tablet-makers will have to do if they are to survive and thrive.

In those days some of the young women were able to survive by selling themselves.

However, they are ready to go, and summed up an experience of one to survive it must find a new and powerful ally and patron.

To program operation way for production reasonably and economize production cost are the keys for a company to survive and grow larger.

It's a much too dangerous game. To survive in this world you need substance. And an image is no more substantial than a dream.

eg: Thanks to his help we were able to survive this terrible disaster in the end.

The war over Washington's new steel tariffs is about more than the global industry's ability to survive a set of indefensible duties.

However, a company is strongly analogous to any species in its natural drive to survive and expand.

Which of these reputations is likely to survive Mr Murdoch's prospective purchase of the Journal?

Bacteria requires at least water to survive, and when the material is damp or in water, this process is greatly accelerated.

In animals which help their offspring to survive, the bond is essential to passing the mother's genes on to the next generation.

To survive the complex, often-dangerous environment of a coral reef, the colorful reef fish Neopomacentrus azysron has to be a clever fish.

Therefore, I can boldly concluded that under weakly alkaline condition, cancerous cells are not able to grow, or even to survive.

The only problem is that when one of the six contenders to captures the town, they'll have only one wish left - to survive.

Yet an equally important criterion is the ability of a species to survive random global ecological catastrophes due to impacts.

A human can be expected to survive for weeks without food, but a thirsty person deprived of water would last a matter of days.

Forlornness stayed in the heart, holding the desire to survive.

When winter comes to Yellowstone National Park, it does not come gently. It is a time when most animals struggle simply to survive.

Clint was the only person to survive the air crash.

Even the most optimistic analysts expect at most only a handful of these companies to survive.

How to survive and win out in this competitive environment becomes a problem for these online auction companies to be solved.

I'm convinced that it's one of the skills our kids will need most to survive and thrive in today's pressure-cooker world.

Besides, according the deconstructionist thinking, the original depends on the interpretation, including translation, to survive.

As for me, if I am lucky enough to survive in a disaster, I will try my best to help those who are suffering by donating blood or money.

Everything on earth is to survive by the sun, if there is no sun, no everything!

A strong and stable workforce should be organized if the enterprise wants to survive and develop under the current situation.

Some export-driven small and medium companies may not be able to survive and have to lay off employees.

Where are, and vowed the people? They aspire to be able to survive the war.